The best time to view the moon is at night on Wednesday and Thursday.

Insiders uploaded to SnapJAX some breathtaking pictures of February’s “snow moon” that illuminated the sky right after sunset on Friday.

The moon wears many shades. Sometimes it’s white, yellow, or even orange. But why? There are reasons behind the color changes.

Did you catch a glimpse of February’s “snow moon?”

Have you ever been outside in broad daylight and seen the moon? There’s a good reason for that.

On Jan. 25, sky-gazers can look up into the night sky at the full moon of January known as the “Wolf Moon.”

On Thursday, Jan. 25, sky-gazers can look up into the night sky at the full moon of January known as the “Wolf Moon.”

Grab your binoculars and check out these celestial events.

The full wolf moon is the first full moon of 2022 and is known as the January full moon.

From wild to mild as near perfect conditions with the Super Pink Full Moon overhead tonight. Sunrise temperatures will bottom out into the 50s inland and low 60s along the coast.

Get ready this month to see some rare sights in the nighttime sky. Look for the glowing orange spot in the eastern sky around sunset before it swings westward through the night. Finally, Halloween will be extra scary as a full moon shines overhead for a second time this month. A double full moon in one month is called a Blue Moon. While the Blue Moon won’t actually change colors, trick-or-treaters may get a little extra scare out of the rare event.

As we make our way through the week expect the afternoons to get a bit hotter, challenging the daily high temperature records as we hit the low 90s. Overnight our temperatures will be in the comfortable low 60s and all night long there will be a bright, nearly full moon. Wednesday sunshine with building clouds, ahead of chances for afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Expect mostly cloudy skies, cooler afternoons in the upper 70s and low 80s, and scattered chances for showers Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Monday the sunshine and low 80s are back with more isolated chances for showers.