TEXAS, USA — We have one question: Who here is a fan of full moons? We sure hope you are, because that's exactly what you'll be seeing tonight in the skies over Central Texas.
There is a full moon every month, and there is a name for this moon. The full moon in July is called the buck moon because, at this time of year, a buck's antlers are in full growth mode.
Additionally, this moon is considered one of the biggest moons of the year. This is caused by the moon being closer to Earth at this time of year, which creates a "supermoon." The full moon will be 123% larger than normal in this case.
While it will be pretty warm tonight, we should only see a few clouds so that viewing obstruction will be near zero. So this is your chance to step outside and see the buck moon in full action.
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