plain old full moon over the Terminal Tower by Pat Dooley Photography
Should be clear skies!
cleveland.com reports:
The year's last
supermoon will rise into the night sky Sunday, and Northeast Ohioans may
actually be able to see this one, with favorable weather conditions.
The full moon officially peaks at
10:47 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 3, but it won't reach perigee, or the point in its
orbit when it's closest to the Earth, until 3:45 a.m. the next day. Unless
you're willing to stay awake all night, the best viewing for you will be Sunday
night. In Northeast Ohio, that happens to coincide when cloud cover is expected
to be at a minimum ...
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