February’s Snow Moon Lights Up the Sky

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February’s Snow Moon Lights Up the Sky

The February 2026 Snow Moon reached peak illumination on Sunday, February 1. Known as the Snow Moon due to heavy winter snowfall, it appeared nearly full for several nights, making it visible to skywatchers even after the exact peak passed.

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  • ILEA005067171
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  • 2026/2/04 08:22:17
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  • @lady_zac via Spectee
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  • @lady_zac via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 36.03(MB)*
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  • 2026 at 06:40h, Video Location: Koh Lipe, Thailand Video Recording Date/Time: February 3

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