On Thursday, the full cold supermoon occurs at 6:14 p.m. EST and will be particularly high in the sky. This is the third consecutive full supermoon and the last full moon for 2025.
The full cold supermoon, wintry surroundings and foggy and/or cloudy skies can make for a beautiful picture.
(Courtesy Greg Redfern)
The full cold supermoon, wintry surroundings and foggy and/or cloudy skies can make for a beautiful picture.
(Courtesy Greg Redfern)
We have had some cold temps in the past few days, with more on the way, including possible wintry conditions that will be following December’s full cold supermoon.
Thursday, the full cold supermoon occurs at 6:14 p.m. EST and will be particularly high in the sky. This is the third consecutive full supermoon and the last full moon for 2025.
It’s also the full moon event closest to the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, on Dec. 21.
Skies above the D.C. region are predicted to be partly to mostly cloudy, but it is worth taking a peek outside after the sun has set and during the night as the bright full moon and clouds make perfect conditions for very pretty pictures.
Be sure to check out December’s other sky sights.
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