April 29, 2024: This morning the gibbous moon is with Sagittarius in the south.  Look for Mars and Saturn before sunrise, while Jupiter is slipping from the evening sky.

April 28, 2024: After sundown, take the last look for Jupiter and the Pleiades.  Before sunrise, the moon is near the Teapot of Sagittarius.

April 27, 2024: Leo is visible in the south after sundown.  The moon, Mars, and Saturn are visible before sunrise.  Jupiter is low in the west-southwest after sunset.

April 26, 2024: Before sunrise the moon nears Antares.  Mars and Saturn are visible before sunrise.  Jupiter appears briefly after sundown.

April 25, 2024: After sundown, winter’s evening stars are in the western sky.  Rigel slips into bright evening twilight, leading the disappearing act.

April 24, 2024: Look for Saturn in the east-southeast before sunrise.  Mars is nearby.  The Pink Moon dominates the nighttime hours.  Jupiter is in the west-northwest after nightfall.

April 23, 2024: Tonight’s Full moon is known as the Pink Moon.  Find Mars and Saturn before sunrise, Jupiter after sundown.

April 22, 2024: After sundown look for the Moon-Spica conjunction in the southeastern sky.  Mars and Saturn are visible before sunrise, as Jupiter slides into evening twilight.

April 21, 2024: After sundown, the waxing gibbous moon is above Virgo’s Spica.  Find Mars and Saturn before sunrise.

April 20, 2024: The Jupiter-Uranus conjunction occurs tonight.  Mars and Saturn are visible before sunrise.