Saturn to be visible this weekend, with best viewing on Sunday

News 12 Long Island's Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Sam Augeri visited the Cradle of Aviation to talk about Saturn in opposition.

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Sep 6, 2024, 10:09 PM

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There will be a celestial sky show this weekend.

News 12 Long Island's Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Sam Augeri visited the Cradle of Aviation to talk about Saturn in opposition.

The planet will be at its biggest and brightest Saturday night, and you can see it from your backyard.

Look high in the southern sky for the non-twinkling star around midnight.

If you have a telescope, you'll be able to see Saturn's rings.

Skies will be clearing on Saturday night, with even better viewing on Sunday night.