Hunter's Moon: Britons set for stunning night as rare supermoon dazzles stargazers across the UK
Stargazers may notice it taking on a striking yellow, orange or reddish tint
TL;DR
- The Hunter's Moon will be visible on Sunday evening, October 25, and into Monday morning.
- Peak illumination occurs at 4:12 AM on Monday.
- The Moon may display yellow, orange, or reddish tints due to atmospheric conditions.
- The Moon Illusion can make the Moon appear larger when near the horizon.
- Viewing conditions will be mixed across the UK, with some areas experiencing rain and wind.
- The name "Hunter's Moon" comes from historical hunting practices using moonlight.
- This is the last full Moon before a sequence of four consecutive supermoons begins in November.