DAYTON —Despite the cold temperatures you'll have to deal with, early birds may want to head out a few hours before dawn and try to find a planet.
The waning gibbous moon should be bright in the southwest sky and to the bottom right of the moon you should be able to see a very bright looking star which is actually Jupiter.
Near Jupiter will be an actual star called Spica. The clouds may make it hard to find but it is worth a try.
There is another planet that will be very bright at the end of you week, we will have the latest on that online and your WHIO Weather App.
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