The September 2024 full moon is the Harvest Moon and the second supermoon of the year. Here's what those things mean and how to see it in Arizona.

Moon watchers will get a couple of special treats this month: The full "harvest" moon is also a supermoon. Plus there's also a partial lunar eclipse.

The September 2024 full moon will be a super Harvest Moon, which means the moon will display the enhanced size and brightness characteristic of a supermoon.

The September 2024 full moon’s shallow angle relative to the horizon during this period also results in a series of early evening moonrises over several consecutive nights.

The harvest moon in September 2024 will also feature a supermoon and a partial lunar eclipse.

Right before the star of fall, the full moon could take on pumpkin-like shade of orange when it rises in Indiana. Here's when to see it.

The harvest moon is different from all other full moons in that it isn't tied to a particular month, but rather to the timing of the autumnal equinox, which can happen either in September or October.