#Wolf Moon

HOUSTON — Tonight, the "Wolf Moon" will light up the sky! Just look for the full moon in the northeastern sky. Here’s why this moon is a little different from any other that we'll see this year. This January lunar display got its name because wolves were most...

Wolves are associated with howling at the moon -- a common myth that's become widely accepted over the ages. Despite the fictional tale, it hasn't stopped people from connecting the moon with the furry animals. The first full moon of the year is known as the wolf moon, and will...

Get out those telescopes, sky-watchers! January's full moon, also known as the full Wolf moon will be high in the sky tonight!

The first full moon of 2022 rises tonight (Jan. 17) alongside the Martin Luther King holiday in the United States and you can expect a dazzling (if chilly) view of Earth's neighbor, weather permitting. The January full moon, also known as the full Wolf Moon, reaches its peak tonight at...

(CNN) — "Owoooo!" Wolves are associated with howling at the moon -- a common myth that's become widely accepted over the ages. Despite the fictional tale, it hasn't stopped people from connecting the moon with the furry animals. The first full moon of the year is known as the...

SAN ANTONIO – Did you know that full moons have names that were bestowed on them based on both Native American and ancient cultures?. According to National Geographic, ancient cultures would give each full moon a different name based on the behavior of the plants, animals or weather during that month.

Extra attention will be paid to the skies Monday night as the eerily named Wolf Moon makes an appearance across the globe. The first full moon of 2022, it will shine brightly in the evening hours, reaching peak illumination at 5:48 p.m. CT, according to NASA's real-time science encyclopedia, Solar System Exploration.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – If you’re looking for something fun tonight you’ll want to head outside right after sunset and check out the full wolf moon!. The full wolf moon is the first full moon of 2022 and is known as the January full moon. The full moon...

Known as the “Wolf Moon,” the time to catch February’s full Moon was as it appeared on the eastern horizon, which it duly did at dusk on Monday, January 17, 2022. There are few sights as magical as a moonrise in clear skies and this year’s “Wolf Moon” was no exception. It was captured around the world at moonrise and also in the nights preceding our natural satellite’s “full” phase, when it looked near-full.

Tonight, the "Wolf Moon" will light up the sky! Chita Craft explains why this moon is a little different from any other that we'll see this year.

Our last full moon was December 19, 2021, which was two days before the Northern Hemisphere’s December solstice. This means January’s full moon is the first of the Northern Hemisphere winter season (Southern Hemisphere summer season). And, for all of us, it’s the first full moon of 2022. Those of us in North America often call this full moon the Wolf Moon, Snow Moon or Hunger Moon.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — You’ll want to keep your eyes to the sky Monday night. It’s the first full moon of the year, known as the wolf moon. According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, it was named after wolves that were thought to howl more frequently this time of year.

Scroll to the bottom for the 2022 full moon schedule. Kick off the week with the first full moon of 2022!. January's Wolf Moon will rise Monday at 6:48 p.m. ET, according to AccuWeather. Look to the northeast sky to capture incredible photos of the moon as it rises above...

The full moon of January, called the Wolf Moon, will occur in the U.S. just after midnight on the tonight (January 20-21), and viewers in the Americas, northwestern Europe and even the Arctic will be treated to a lunar eclipse.

Full moon names date back to Native Americans living in what is now the northern and eastern United States. Those tribes kept track of the seasons by giving distinctive names to each recurring full moon. Their names were applied to the entire month in which each occurred.