Beautiful fall conditions this week will also come with bright fall nights. The full Beaver Moon will peak Nov. 5, and as an added treat, it will also be a supermoon.
The term supermoon is given when the moon is at its closest position in its orbit relative to the Earth. This is called perigee, and this month the moon will be only 221,817 miles, or 17,038 miles closer than average. The moon at this time will appear about 7% larger and 15% brighter than average.
This is the second of three supermoons this year, with the next occurring in December.
The full article is available at ozarksfirst.com.
(Story by Jamie Warriner, ozarksfirst.com)
Heat Advisory Back in Place Today
Highway 76 Work Along Lake Taneycomo in Hollister Set for 2027
Taney County Health Department Begins "Building Communities for Better Health" Initiative
Up and Down Weather Week Ahead
Identity of Suspect Causing Damage to Forsyth Fire Station Released
