Of course, it won't be dark enough outside to see it in all its glory at that time. However, the moon will appear as full and as bright come nightfall. Not to mention, it will appear full the day prior and following.
A full moon occurs when the sun illuminates the moon, making it appear full from the perspective on Earth. This occurs about once a month. Interestingly enough, often times the moon isn't actually full. It's really only 100% full during a lunar eclipse. Considering the moon's rotation and the fact that we only ever see the same side of the moon, part of it tends to be in shadow, explains Space.com.
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