Supermoon 2019: When are the supermoons in February 2019?

Supermoon – Tuesday, February 19:

February’s main astronomical event is the Supermoon on Tuesday, February 19.

The moon will be found on the opposite side of the Earth as the Sun, meaning its lunar features will be fully lit.

Supermoons appears slightly bigger and brighter than usual because they are at the closest approach with Earth.

February’s Supermoon is the second of three in 2019.

Experts name Supermoons Perigean Full Moons, or Perigean New Moons.

Stargazers should look to the skies from 3.53pm GMT for the best chance of catching it.

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