Oops. Originally I had the horizon showing, but I zoomed in because the software didn’t show the comet with the wide view. The info for this hour puts it at 21 deg. above the horizon in the ENE ( rises around 2:40 AM . ) It gives it a magnitude of 8.4, significantly dimmer than M13 at 7.0 , so could be tough to spot, but with a dark sky is should be doable with good binoculars.
Thank you but what does ENE stand for?
That 8.4 is the predicted magnitude. Astronomy software always runs with the predicted instead of updating with observations.
I would love to know why.
What is the software you are using there?