October's Supermoon: When and How to View the Year’s First Celestial Event

The super harvest moon, the largest and brightest moon of the year, will be visible tonight into early October 7, peaking at 11:47 p.m. ET, with cloud cover potentially affecting visibility across the U.S. The moon's name and timing are linked to historical harvests, and it coincides with upcoming meteor showers, offering a spectacular celestial display.