Last night at about 10pm, the sky still had a little blue in it.
Tonight, if we can see it will be a another rare event in our solar system. A full lunar eclipse with the moon at its closest distance to the earth.
The moon will appear 14% larger in the sky tonight, creating "The Super Moon" and with the addition of the eclipse, it will be red, creating a "Super Blood Moon," something that happens once every 30 years.
If the clouds allow it, it will be going on from 8:40 pm - 12:10 am, totality will be from 10:11 pm 11:23 pm.
Photographers, amateur astronomers, residents everywhere, will be hoping for clear skies.
With a little haze last night we were able to get these of the full moon.
11:20pm
Stay tuned, and send in your photos!
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