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Weather Watchers

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elleng

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Thu Aug 25, 2022, 11:13 PM Aug 2022

In late August and early September, look for a hint of the changing season in the predawn sky. [View all]

The very noticeable constellation Orion the Hunter rises before dawn at this time of year, and the sky's brightest star Sirius - called the Dog Star because it's part of the constellation Canis Major the Greater Dog - follows Orion into the sky as the predawn darkness gives way to dawn. Find out here when Sirius rises in your sky.

https://earthsky.org/tonight/orion-heralds-return-of-sirius/?

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