The last supermoon of 2025, the Cold Moon, will light up the Singapore skies on December 4 in a grand finale to a spectacular year for skywatchers. From the recent Leonids meteor shower to September’s rare Blood Moon, and double night sky shows in October…we were spoilt for choice when it came to celestial events this year. Named by the Mohawk people of North American, the Cold Moon signifies the onset of the longest and coldest nights. It usually rises high on the horizon and offers a bright, fuller appearance than most full moons. December’s Cold Moon is expected to be visible throughout Singapore from around 6.30pm. Plus, it’s the third supermoon of the year. Here’s what to expect.
What makes the Cold Moon a must-see in Singapore?
Observers can catch the final supermoon of 2025 when it rises on December 4, 2025. The stunning Cold Moon is a must-see for skywatchers as it is expected to appear more luminous than usual. Typically, it symbolises reflection, renewal, and the changing of the seasons—perfect for going into the new year of 2026. The supermoon will reach its peak around 7.30pm in Singapore.
Additionally, the supermoon occurs just before the iconic Geminid meteor shower which is active from December 4 to 20, 2025. The meteor shower will peak on December 13 and 14. Learn more.
The best viewing locations for the Cold Moon in Singapore are unobstructed zones and open public areas such as Marina Barrage, the Southern Ridges, East Coast Park, and beaches. The optimal viewing times are from 6.30pm until dawn. Certainly, an unforgettable night under the stars awaits this December 2025.
Whether gathering with friends for a casual stargazing session or snapping beautiful night photos, the Cold Moon experience in Singapore provides a memorable escape from the city bustle.
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