Tonight's supermoon, known as the Hunter's Moon, is expected to be visible across the UK and in various other locations, including Pakistan, where it will rise at 4:26 PM local time. Meteorologists predict clear skies for much of the UK, although isolated fog may develop later, potentially affecting visibility. This supermoon will be approximately 17,000 miles closer to Earth than usual, making it around 14% brighter and 30% larger than typical full moons. The term 'Hunter's Moon' originates from traditional hunting practices during this time of year, and it is the third of four supermoons in 2024, with the final one dubbed the Beaver Moon scheduled for November 15. As the moon rises, an optical illusion will make it appear even larger on the horizon. Observers in countries like New Zealand, Japan, and Australia will also be able to enjoy this lunar event.