After being briefly lost in the sun's glare, it will reappear in the east before sunrise during the last week or so of October.
Mercury looks like a pink starlike object about as bright as a bright star, always low in the sky.
Venus will continue to dominate the morning sky just before twilight begins, by far the brightest starlike object in the sky. This marks the beginning of Autumn in the northern hemisphere. Mars will be visible in the southern to southwestern sky early each evening, setting between 11 and midnight. It will be about as bright as the brightest stars at the beginning of September, but will fade noticeably during these months. Its reddish color will fade also.