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WEATHER permitting, we should be able to see the final Supermoon of 2021 on Thursday (June 24).
The so-called strawberry moon should be visible late in the afternoon early evening as it rises in the east.
To catch a glimpse, you should look towards the south east just after sunset.
You should still be able to get a good view of it tomorrow or Friday.
The moon appears smaller the higher it is in the sky.
Experts at Psychicworld.com reckon the Supermoon will unleash "a cavalcade of emotions, exhaustion and increased levels of anxiety" coming so soon after the summer solstice.
It would be great if you could send us your photos of the Supermoon to share with visitors to our sites and social media.
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