According to current forecast models, there is a strong chance of seeing the Buck Moon across much of the UK on the night of July 29, particularly in central, southern and eastern areas where skies are expected to remain mostly clear.
Northern and western parts of the UK may see a bit more cloud at times, but widespread cloud or persistent rain is unlikely.
The weather will remain stable across England, with mostly clear skies after dark.
The night will be very warm, with little wind and some clouds, so viewing conditions should be favorable.
In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland the weather is expected to be a little more mixed, with partly cloudy skies, scattered rain and some spells of clear weather.
Scotland is likely to see the most clouds, especially in western areas. Eastern and northern areas will have better luck with clear weather between showers.