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For our dwarf planet, we have Ceres rising about 445, and it says to be about 415 AM. Ceres can be flooded low to the heat in the morning sky before sunrise. Ceres is in the constellation of Taurus, shining at 98.9. It's very useful to use the constellation of Taurus. It should be a little easier to spot, but there will be a challenge, nonetheless, especially with the waxing. The waxing moon broke it out there in the early morning hours after the moon set. We've got Pluto now rising as a late sea. Around 10-30 PM this week, Pluto can be spotted to the south.