Supermoons happen when the full Moon falls near perigee. Tonight's micromoon is happening near apogee, 27,682 miles further away than the next supermoon on October 6, 2025, which occurs near perigee. Look closely at moonrise and it will look about 12% smaller and about 25% because of that extra distance.

If you look to the East-Southeast sky on Saturday evening, you'll be able to catch April's full "Pink" Moon. This particular full moon is called a "Micro-moon", because it'll appear to be 14% smaller than normal.

The full “Pink” Moon of April will grace our skies Saturday night. This full Moon is a micromoon, set to be the smallest of 2025. Because the Moon’s orbit around Earth isn’t a perfect circle (it’s more like an oval),