The November moon reaches peak illumination at 8:19 a.m. ET on Nov. 5, according to the Farmer's Almanac. The evenings of Nov. 4 and Nov. 5 are the best time to view it. The one in November is the brightest of the year’s three supermoons.

Super moons occur when the moon passes close to the Earth during a full moon phase. While the moon orbits our planet, it does so in an oval fashion.

Here are some quick facts about supermoons and how you can possibly make the most of it when the full moon shines down over Indiana this week.

November's supermoon will be the closest one to Earth of the three so the view should be great, if clouds don't obstruct the view. The National Weather Service predicts some clouds could obstruct your view of the supermoon Tuesday and Wednesday nights, with chances of cloud cover increasing the farther south you go.

November's supermoon will be the closest one to Earth of the three so the view should be great, if clouds don't obstruct the view. The National Weather Service predicts light clouds across most of the Panhandle and North Florida, with clouds increasing the farther south you go.

As the holiday season approaches, Christian Service is hosting its annual Poor Man’s Supper to help feed families in need across Shreveport. The event will take place