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This week, Denverites will be able to see a rare occurrence: a full moon will appear on Friday the 13th.
This particular convergence of time and space is rare, happening only about once every 20 years, according to .
It’s the last full moon in summer before the autumnal equinox, said Kyle Fredin, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Boulder.
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This year’s large moonscape is also the “harvest moon,” the almanac said. The harvest moon gets its name because a full, bright moon often lights the sky, helping farmers harvest their crops in the evening.
“Maybe Friday night is a good night to look at the moon. It’s looking like we’ll have blue skies in the day and clear skies at night,” Fredin said. “It’s looking pretty nice.”
