The 'buck' moon: How to see the biggest supermoon of the year

Get ready, nighttime sky lovers! The biggest and brightest full moon of the year will rise above the horizon this week.

The "buck" moon, the second and largest supermoon of the summer, will reach its closest point to Earth this Wednesday. It'll be a wonderful sight to see, and unless you want to get a good look at those moon craters, no equipment is needed!

This is how Tampa Bay residents can view it:

If there aren't many clouds around, viewers will be able to see the "buck" moon pretty clearly as it climbs into the evening sky at 8:55 p.m. Around moonrise will be the best time to catch it.