Short answer: Yes, there is a Beaver (full) Moon around tonight, with peak brightness around early November 5, 2025 in many regions. The exact timing and visibility depend on your location. Details

• What this moon is called: The November full moon is commonly known as the Beaver Moon, sometimes also called Frost Moon or Frost Moon in different traditions. It rises and reaches full phase in early November 2025, with peak brightness around 8:19 AM Eastern Time on Nov 5 in many sources. Your local peak will align with local moonrise and sunrise times. [sources reference: observations and calendars for 2025 full moons, noting the Beaver Moon designation and timing][will vary by location]
• How to observe tonight:
  • Find a clear, unobstructed view toward the eastern horizon after sunset. The moon will be high enough to see for several hours in most northern hemisphere locations.
  • If you’re near perigee (the Moon’s closest approach to Earth), the Moon can appear noticeably larger and brighter; 2025’s Beaver Moon is among the brighter full moons of the year due to its proximity. [observation guidance and perigee note]
  • A light pollution-free or dark-sky site will help you appreciate the craters and seas more clearly under moonlight.
• Size and brightness: During a perigee full Moon, brightness and apparent size increase compared with average full moons; you may notice more striking contrasts on lunar features. The overall effect varies with atmospheric conditions.

If you’d like, provide your city or region and I can give you a precise local rise time, full-moon moment, and best observing window for tonight.