How to view rare Full Corn Moon in Western Washington
This year's harvest moon is extra special for Washingtonians because it coincides with a supermoon.
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This year's harvest moon is extra special for Washingtonians because it coincides with a supermoon.
The Full moon meaning varies depending on the zodiac sign it's in during each lunar cycle.
This specific phenomenon - the second supermoon in a single month - won't happen again for 14 years. So long as it's not too cloudy, the Royal Observatory at Greenwich says anyone should be able to see it.
A supermoon, specifically a rare blue moon, will light up the sky Wednesday night.
Skywatchers get to see a second full moon this month on Wednesday (Aug. 30), and it is a special one: A rare unification of a Blue Moon and a "supermoon."