The first full moon ... you are will determine what you see and when, with the event — Mars disappearing (ingress) and then appearing again (egress) — taking place for just over an hour.

On Jan. 23, Eastlake reported 19 inches had fallen in the previous 24 hours. Wolf Lake had ... The full moon peaks in the morning at 8:53 a.m. You may have noticed the moon will occasionally ...

It has also been called the Yule Moon after the three to 12-day festival near the winter solstice in pre-Christian Europe. NASA also lists several other celestial events you can see during this ...

The first full moon of the year is set to rise after much of Tennessee will see some of the first snowfall ... in the eastern part of the state. If you are going to go out, don't forget to bundle ...

The next and first full moon of the year, also known as the Wolf Moon, will be in peak view on Monday. January's full moon will reach peak illumination at 5:27 p.m. ET on Monday, according to NASA.

At that hour of the day, face southwest and look about half-way up in the sky for the waxing crescent moon. Now look just off to the right of the lunar crescent and see if you can see Venus.

It's the time of year, we tend to let those New Year's resolutions slip a bit, but here's a story that will encourage you to ...

The Wolf Moon is coming ... After night falls, you'll be able to see Venus (the brightest one) and Saturn in the southwest for the first couple of hours, while Jupiter shines brightly high ...

February's full Snow Moon is set to rise Wednesday, Feb. 12 over Westchester. Known alternatively as the Bald Eagle Moon, Hungry Moon and the Groundhog Moon, the origin for the Snow Moon's can ...

The eclipse will start as a penumbral one before going into partial and then full across the course of about six hours ... Moon turning a little dusky pink before the Sun rises and you can’t see ...

SO OUR 12 HOUR FORECAST WE’VE GOT THE IMPACT ... Meteorologist Caitlin Harvey says you should be able to see the moon Monday night after the clouds clear, but viewing will be better early ...

The peak of the January full moon happens on Monday at 5:27 p.m. ET, says NASA. You don’t need a telescope or binoculars to see the full moon but they would be helpful for viewing the planets.