Supermoon

A “strawberry moon” will rise on Thursday, June 24th. Here’s what you need to know.

If you’re reading this, you’re probably a little confused by the terms everyone is using to describe this month’s moon. Like everything, there’s rhyme to the reason … depending on the season. The month of May is known for its flowers, so Native Americans designated the term “flower” to denote this month’s moon. For the purists who claim that...

NBC L.A. Meteorologist Anthony Yanez explains all the details of Wednesday’s Super Blood Flower Moon

A unusually large full moon named after the pink phlox plant glowed overnight around the world.

A “Pink” supermoon illuminated the sky Monday night, appearing bigger and brighter than other full moons thus far this year.

If you looked up to the night sky Wednesday night chances are you saw a big, bright supermoon. If you missed it, don’t worry, you still have time.

A supermoon rose above the sky on Tuesday. It was the first in a string of supermoons this year. The next supermoon will occur in May.

A supermoon rises in the sky this week, looking to be the biggest and brightest of the year

Supermoon tonight will precede start of cold trend making its way to New England.