Take a peek skyward tonight and you may be treated to the second supermoon of the year. The moon will look its fullest at 1:48 PM ET, but you’ll have to wait until early evening, when the sky darkens, to actually see it. That means looking skyward around 7:01 PM on the East Coast, 6:59 PM in the Midwest, and 7:12 PM on the West Coast.
A supermoon is when a new or full moon is within 90 percent of its closest approach to Earth, making it appear larger and brighter than usual.
