First and last 2017 supermoon lights sky tonight
The first and final 2017 supermoon will rise about 8 p.m. and reach perigee at 3 45 a.m. Monday. It will be about 222135 miles from Earth, roughly 16000 miles closer than average, making it notably bright though not as close as the 2016 event. The next supermoons occur January 2 and January 31.
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