Super Moon Tonight: Last Cold Moon of 2025 Peaks Across Pakistan on 4 December

Tonight, Pakistan will witness the last supermoon of 2025, also called the December Cold Moon. The Supermoon 4 December will rise on the evening and reach peak brightness early December 5. SUPARCO confirms its size and visibility, making it a clear celestial event across the country.

Super Moon Tonight Visibility Across Pakistan

Pakistan is set to witness the final supermoon of 2025 tonight. The Supermoon 4 December will rise at 4:58 PM in major cities with 99.2% illumination. SUPARCO confirms it will reach peak brightness at 4:15 AM on December 5 with 99.8% illumination.

The Moon will be 357,218 km from Earth tonight. During the supermoon, the Moon appears 7.9% larger and 15% brighter than a typical full moon. Observers can see this Super moon cold moon clearly without any telescope.

The Supermoon 4 December will be visible in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and other major cities. Moonrise occurs in the evening and peak brightness in early morning. Clear skies will offer the best viewing experience.

SUPARCO states this is the third consecutive supermoon of 2025. It is also the last supermoon for the year, making tonight a notable astronomical event.

How to Watch Supermoon in Pakistan 2025

No special equipment is needed to view this supermoon. Just look up into the sky at moonrise or close to peak time. The Moon will appear larger on the horizon due to optical effects.

This Supermoon 4 December gives the largest and brightest Moon appearance of the year in Pakistan. Supermoon events generally occur three to four times a year, but tonight marks the final occurrence of 2025.

The event is ideal for photographers, families, and sky-watchers. The size and brightness of the Moon make it a visible sight throughout the nation.