brought more images from across Southern California.
The moon reached its closest proximity to Earth at 4:32 a.m. PDT on Sunday. The result, a so-called Supermoon, appears up to 14% larger and 30% brighter than a typical full moon.
As on Saturday night, Sunday night had people reaching for their cameras to capture the Supermoon.
Here are some images aggregated from social media:
When the moon reached its perigee, it was 221,824 miles away from Earth — 16,176 miles closer than usual.
The supermoon may have a tiny effect on the Earth's tides, but even if you live near the beach, you probably won't notice.
officials say tides may be an inch higher than usual.