A full Corn Harvest moon will appear in skies above the UK tonight, September 20.
The Harvest moon, traditionally symbolic of a new beginning, marks the turn of the seasons from summer into autumn.
It is the closest full moon to the autumnal equinox and is also known as the Corn moon.
It will be able to be viewed just past midnight tonight and into the early hours of tomorrow morning, September 21, shining with an illuminating glow as it reaches its peak.
The September full moon will be able to be viewed at its peak at 00:54am on September 21, in the UK, according to BBC Weather.
The Corn Harvest moon typically acts as a sign to farmers, letting them know when their crops are ready to harvest.
During the autumn equinox, the sun is directly above the Earth’s equator, causing both day and night to be the same length of time.
