Direct answer: Yes—tonight features a Beaver Moon supermoon. It will be the largest and brightest full moon of 2025, reaching its peak around sunset to early evening on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, and will be closest to Earth at roughly the early evening hours in many time zones. What this means and how to view it

• Timing: The moon reaches full phase and its perigee (closest approach to Earth) during the early evening of November 5, 2025 in many places. Exact times vary by your location and time zone.
• Visibility: Expect a noticeably larger and brighter moon compared with typical full moons, especially near the horizon during rise or set when the size impression is enhanced.
• Best viewing tips:
  • Find a dark sky away from bright city lights.
  • Watch soon after moonrise when it appears largest near the horizon, or later when it is higher in the sky but still bright.
  • Use a simple telescope or binoculars for added detail, though it’s easily impressive with the naked eye.

Notes and caveats

• The term “supermoon” is not a formal astronomical designation; it describes a full moon that occurs near perigee, which makes it look larger and brighter. This particular event is commonly called the Beaver Moon in North America and is typically one of the year’s best opportunities to see a large moon.
• Weather can affect visibility; check local cloud cover and humidity forecasts for your area.

If you’d like, share your city or time zone and I can give you a precise view time window for tonight and the best local viewing suggestions.