Clouds should cooperate Thursday and Friday nights to use the thin crescent moon to find Jupiter.
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Use that window to look to the southwest sky to find the moon next to the planet Jupiter. On Friday evening around the same time, look for the moon to the top left of Jupiter.
If you find the pair, don’t forget to send a photo using the hashtag #Skywitness7
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