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SUPERMOON AND PARTIAL ECLIPSE
Tuesday, 17 September 2024
Around 19h-20h

With the bise wind here for a few days, blowing away all the clouds, you will be in for a treat this Tuesday evening.

A rare supermoon lunar eclipse will happen as the Earth moves into position between the sun and the moon.

The Earth casts a shadow on the moon’s surface for about an hour.

September’s full moon will also be the second of four consecutive supermoons in 2024, so it will look slightly bigger and brighter than an average full moon.