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When and where to look for Indiana’s super blue moon

The Full Moon or Pink Supermoon or Super Pink Moon of April 2021 as seen from the Dutch city, Eindhoven, The Netherlands on April 27, 2021, rising above the horizon behind the buildings in red color. The super full moon is bigger and brighter in the sky because it is closer to Earth., 14 percent larger and 30 percent brighter than a common size and brightness of a usual moon. The name of the Pink Moon is connected with the springtime blooming of flowers. Other names Earth's natural satellite in orbit around the planet and largest satellite in the Solar System are Selene, Luna and Cynthia. (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A super blue moon will be visible in Indiana Sunday and Monday night.

And no, the moon won’t appear in the color blue (unfortunately).

A seasonal blue moon refers to the third of four full moons in a single season. This will be the case with our full moon Sunday night and Monday night.

Meanwhile, a monthly blue moon is when two full moons are in the same month. In this scenario, the second full moon of the month is considered a blue moon.

Sky cover in central Indiana

Cloud cover may be tricky Sunday night with a system finally moving out of our area. Regardless, Monday night is looking fantastic for viewing with mostly clear skies firmly in place.

You can always check the up-to-date forecast for the super blue moon by visiting our weather blog here.