If you look up in the night sky on Saturday, April 12, the first full moon of the spring season will look like a typical full moon — sporting a yellow or golden-orange glow when it starts to rise and giving off a whitish tint as it climbs higher.

The Pink Moon, or April's full moon, will brighten up the sky across Airdrie on Saturday. According to the Farmers' Almanac, This Paschal Moon marks the first full Moon of spring and is used to determine the date of Easter.

April’s full Pink Moon will be visible in the night sky this Saturday at 7:22 pm, despite not being pink, as it will be in micromoon phase and will have temperatures in the 60s with a light