Snow Moon Lights Up Feb. 1 Sky With Bright, Easy-To-Spot Display
Snow Moon Lights Up Feb. 1 Sky With Bright, Easy-To-Spot Display
US · Published Jan 22, 2026
The Snow Moon reaches peak fullness on February 1, 2026, visible just after sunset.
Visible for three nights, the Snow Moon will appear near Cancer and Leo’s bright star Regulus.
Clear skies and a warm jacket are recommended for optimal viewing of this bright lunar event.
Snow Moon on February 1, 2026
The Snow Moon is set to illuminate the night sky on February 1, 2026, offering a spectacular and easily observable display. Reaching its peak fullness on Sunday, this lunar event promises a bright moment for winter skywatchers shortly after sunset. The full moon will occur at 5:09 p.m. EST, rising low on the eastern horizon and appearing particularly large and luminous.
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