Timelapse shows Wolf Moon rise over Lytham Windmill during first Supermoon of 2026
Stunning timelapse captures the first Supermoon of 2026 rising behind a Lancashire coastal landmark early on Saturday evening.
The spectacular Wolf Moon was captured in a timelapse, as it rose behind Lytham Windmill during the first weekend of the New Year.
Watch as the first full Moon of the year illuminated the sky, at around 5pm on Saturday 3 January.
It was the fourth supermoon in a row following October's Harvest Moon, November's Beaver Moon and the Cold Moon in December.
When can I see the next Supermoon?
The next chance to see the Moon so large and bright in the sky won't be until November, although there is the extra treat of two full Moons in May making 2026 a rare year with 13 instead of 12 full Moons.
Watch the video above.