Snow Moon set to illuminate the sky but will cloudy weather spoil the view?
Summary
The Snow Moon, the last full moon of the meteorological winter, is set to be visible on Sunday night and Monday morning. However, cloudy skies may hinder visibility in some parts of the UK. The Snow Moon is a term used to describe the full moon in February, linked to heavy snowfall during this time in the northern hemisphere.Key Facts
- The Snow Moon will rise on Sunday afternoon and set on Monday morning in the UK.
- Cloudy skies and rain may block the view in parts of central and eastern England and Scotland.
- Western England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the west of Scotland may have clearer skies.
- A full moon occurs when the Sun and Moon are aligned on opposite sides of the Earth.
- February's full Moon is called the Snow Moon due to heavy snowfalls linked with this time of the year.
- There will be an extra full Moon in May, called a Blue Moon, because it's the second full moon in a calendar month.
- A Blue Moon only happens roughly once every two and a half years.
- Tips to photograph the Moon include turning off the flash, using night mode, and utilizing ambient light.
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