Temperatures will be especially cold this week, but the moon will be bright in the night sky.

All of the inner planets are visible this week, but with how many clouds we have they will be hard to spot.

The Quadrantid Meteor Shower occurs this week, but with how cold temperatures will be it might be easier to spot another shower later this year.

The Winter Solstice coming this week means some of the shortest days of the year are just ahead.

Temperatures will be warm for mid-December which will make it much easier to spot planets and a meteor shower this week.

There will be a total solar eclipse this week, but it will only be visible in Antarctica.  Thankfully we can still spot planets here.

If you bundle up well tonight you can go out and see this year's Leonid meteor shower.

Temperatures will be colder and skies will be cloudier this week.  If you can get a break in the clouds there is much to see in the evening sky.

Clear skies will reveal a thin sliver of moon along with some nearby planets this week.

Venus is at the Greatest Elongation East this week which will make it easy to spot in the night sky.

Nights will be cool this week, but a returning planet and a meteor shower will color the night sky.

Mornings are getting cooler, but this week will stay warm enough to spot some planets.  The Hunter's Moon will be visible Wednesday.

The Draconid meteor shower is arriving this week, but some October rain will make it hard to spot.

Nights this week will be cooler and cloudier which will make it hard to spot planets.

The first week of Fall will have clear, comfortable nights for planet spotting.