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The Wolf Moon setting this morning in Kilkenny / PICTURE: Niall Dollard (@kilkennyweather on X)
Kilkenny weatherman Niall Dollard managed to grab a wonderful picture this morning of the Wolf Moon setting amongst some low-lying fog in Kilkenny City.
The Wolf Moon is the name given to the full Moon in January, the first full Moon of the year.
A waning Wolf Moon setting this morning with some shallow fog over the River Nore. There was a touch of frost this morning too with a min of +1.5°. pic.twitter.com/LsM5idqjH2
— Kilkenny Weather (@kilkennyweather) January 15, 2025
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Posting on X, Niall (@kilkennyweather) added: "A waning Wolf Moon setting this morning with some shallow fog over the River Nore. There was a touch of frost this morning too with a min of +1.5°."
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