If you ever wanted to see the moon up-close, this was the weekend to look. The highly anticipated supermoon arrived on Sunday and Monday. Appearing at its biggest and brightest, the moon was captured in hundreds of photos around the world. And South Jersey had its fair share of awesome shots!
#Supermoon rising over the North Street Jetty in Ocean City NJ. #jshn #southjerseyadventures #southjerseyisbeautifu… pic.twitter.com/Gb6KD6b4aT
— Tim McGlynn (@timmcglynn) November 14, 2016
https://twitter.com/RudyOrangeNBlue/status/798364378169020416
https://twitter.com/DzPattio/status/798288868273426432
As if the 16in main turrets on the @BattleshipNJ were zeroing in on the #supermoon as it rose tonight. #NJ #PA #Philly @phillydotcom #moon pic.twitter.com/H1SBagoXDL
— Jay Dobensky (@JayDobensky) November 14, 2016
@CapeMayCity As the super moon finishes off @exit0jazzfest weekend in #CapeMay we say thank you @mkartists for another amazing event! pic.twitter.com/0gqzwphtzq
— The Bird (@CapeMayBird) November 13, 2016
The Hunter's Supermoon rising over the Ocean City beach #jshn #southjerseyadventures #southjerseyisbeautiful #ocean… pic.twitter.com/gMKZPSPQ6W
— Tim McGlynn (@timmcglynn) October 15, 2016
https://twitter.com/CASINOcontact/status/797947553794977792
@6abc @CecilyTynan there's your #supermoon2016 in #CapeMay #moon #supermoon pic.twitter.com/OYiF86ts6K
— John Cooke (@CookeCapeMay) November 13, 2016
Another picture of last night’s #supermoon over Cape May, this one by Bernie taken at the Cove pic.twitter.com/NS2azu3b2a
— CapeMay.com (@LoveCapeMay) November 14, 2016
