Totality begins tonight, after midnight (really Tuesday morning) at 1:41 CT. If you want to see the whole sequence you’ll have to get outside earlier, around 00:30.
This is the first time we’ve had a full lunar eclipse at winter solstice in over 300 years, and it won’t happen again for more than 90 years. The moon promises to be a reddish hue, making it all the more surreal to see.
It’s a true once in a lifetime event for most of us, and I plan to be watching if the sky is clear.
4 comments:
What time is 00:30
thirty minutes after midnight tonight.
I was wondering if I missed it. as I take time literally. Guess I missed it as it is Tuesday 7:41 a.m. and the morning paper didn't mention it.
Yes, you missed it. It was Monday night after midnight, technically Tuesday morning. I'd never heard anything about it on the news, either.
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