Pink Moon lights up the night sky just in time for Easter TONIGHT – how to see it

A PINK moon is meant to light up the sky and commemorate the Easter weekend.

Those who want to catch a glimpse should keep an eye on the sky tonight and tomorrow night.

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However, it should be noted that the moon will not actually be pink.

Instead, it will appear unusually bright and round for the next two consecutive nights.

According to forecasts, the full moon size will peak around 00:34 on April 6th.

The term pink moon is meant to denote the time of year in which it appears.

Flowers and trees are usually in bloom in April, the early days of British summer.

For those hoping to see the full pink moon this time, it’s best to look for an outdoor spot that offers an unobstructed view of the horizon.

It also helps to start searching early.

The moon has a warm glow the lower it is in the sky.

As it rises, it will turn a brilliant white.

But a cloudy sky can always ruin the best plans.

But no worry.

The Pink Moon will always return next year.

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