July Astronomical Events: Rare Super Thunder Moon, Twin Meteor to Unfold in Skies

The latest astronomy events forecast in July showed that sky lovers could witness again the rare Super Thunder and Twin Meteor this month, reports showed.

Many Americans have been preparing for the summer season and the 4th of July, enjoying possible outdoor activities and travels.

Recently, portions of the United States suffered severe weather risks, including derecho and heavy downpours.

Astronomy lovers should check the weather before their homes, as rounds of rain and cloudy skies are possible due to the severe weather threat.

What to expect this July

According to AccuWeather's astronomy forecast, July will be filled with exciting and fantastic events that are highly anticipated by astronomy enthusiasts and experts alike.

The challenging weather this week or this month could become a factor that could likely affect the display or viewing.

According to AccuWeather, the Super Thunder Moon will unfold on July 3, as many Americans prepared for the 4th of July in their areas.

The report explained that the Super Thunder Moon would become more captivating with a fireworks display during the 4th of July.

Super Thunder Moon in July refers to storm systems likely to impact portions of the country, especially North America.

Meanwhile, Almanac.com explained that the July 3 moon is also the Buck Moon, as it reaches closer to Earth this 2023.

The report noted that the Buck Moon is also called the Feather Moulting Moon, Salmon Moon, Berry Moon, Raspberry Moon and Month of the Ripe Cord Moon.

Milky Way Best View

Furthermore, AccuWeather reported that astronomy lovers could witness the display of Milky Way, which could show a mesmerizing sight for many people.

However, the report noted that light pollution could likely affect the display of the Milky Way in the skies, especially in North America. It is also best to anticipate the weather conditions and if your area has a good spot to witness the night skies.

Twin Meteor Shower

On the other hand, meteor lovers should not miss the rare moment of the twin meteor showers unfolding on July 30 to July 31.

According to the astronomy forecast, the Alpha Capricornids and Southern Delta Aquarids would become more prominent in the skies.

People have the chance to see 15 to 20 meteors per hour.

Preparing for the astronomy events

People who want to witness the mesmerizing astronomical events should mark their calendars for this month to not miss the moments.

It is also best to check the current weather conditions, as severe storms could cause cloudy skies.

Furthermore, preparing your cameras for astronomical events is essential to record.

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