Tonight I’m hoping the weather will clear so I can watch the East-Northeast sky. Just before 4am, before the morning twilight, Mars will be on the horizon in Taurus under the Pleiades; while Jupiter, the Moon and Hamal of Aries form a line in the eastern sky. Capella, the 11th brightest star, is risen alongside in the Northeast, as its constellation Auriga fully crests the horizon. These bodies will hang shimmering in the sky as the other stars fade in dawn’s light.
Just before sunrise, at about 5am, it might be possible to see Venus rise ahead of the Sun, before they are all drowned out by daylight. Hopefully the clouds and my neighbour's house will not block the view!
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