We have some high clouds that will continue to float over the Region tonight, but with some partial clearing in spots, you may be able to catch a view of the total Lunar Eclipse. Here’s the timing broken down for you:
2:02 Penumbral phase begins (only dedicated / creative photographers will attempt this)
3:09 1st contact with dark (umbra) shadows 263° x 31°
4:16 Start of the actual full eclipsed moon 274° x 20° Moon is getting red
4:59 Max Eclipse (super red hue) 281° x 12°
5:38 Sky is brightening
5:42 2nd contact – end max eclipse
6:28 Sunrise time
6:49 Eclipse ends 6° below horizon
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