http://www.moongiant.com/phase/today/There's a good site to help track what phase the moon is in. I find that a full moon just doesn't have the contrast needed for what I like to see. When you can see the terminator line easily, it gives lots of contrast to all the craters in the area. Looks like tomorrow there's a New Moon.
Also, the Leonids meteor shower is tonight and tomorrow, for those who want to try to get some shots of that (good luck!)
https://www.space.com/38804-leonid-meteor-shower-2017-peaks-now.html>a single observer will likely see no more than 10 to 15 of these meteors per hour emanating from the "sickle" of Leo, the lion. >Accompanying the return of its parent comet, the Leonid meteor shower arrives as a storm of meteors every 33 years, producing more than 1,000 "shooting stars" per hour. (During the strongest outbursts in 1799, 1833, 1866 and 1966, spectacular displays exceeded 1,000 meteors per minute!) 