The first of the month brought the first of two full supermoons that occur in August this year: The Full Sturgeon Moon.
While slightly larger and brighter due to the moon’s position towards Earth, Tuesday’s supermoon lit up the South Central Texas sky as it rose above the east-southeast horizon.
Check out some of the photos that KSAT viewers uploaded to KSAT Connect:
Christopher Valdez
Suoer moon
SkyWatcher (Oscar)
One more shot of tonight's full supermoon.
Taylor Mcclelland
The Sturgeon Supermoon and its orange glow at Woodlawn Lake.
Sameer (@210_deek)
Last night. Drone photo.
Bev Ohlhausen
There is that Supermoon. I have too many trees I have to wait till it gets above the trees
Looking ahead, the second full supermoon of the month, known as the ‘Super Blue Moon’, will occur on Aug. 30. Mark your calendars!
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