Jupiter is very low in the east northeast as dawn begins. It would be best to wait until early next year when it becomes an evening object. However, the morning of August 12 will be interesting! By the way, it is very easy to follow Jupiter’s four big moons as they orbit the giant planet. Even a fairly small telescope will show these satellites. If you would like to locate the four Galilean moons of Jupiter in you small telescope, I highly recommend this app for your iOS device. It’s free!