Total Lunar Eclipse Potentially Visible March 3rd

You have a chance next week to see a total lunar eclipse. The lunar eclipse will happen early in the morning on March 3rd. Totality, which is when the moon turns a reddish-orange color, will start at 6:04 a.m. and last for 59 minutes until 7:03 a.m. If the weather cooperates in our area, the eclipse will be visible when the moon is setting. It will be the last total lunar eclipse anywhere in the world until December 31, 2028. Click here to visit NASA's website for more information about the upcoming eclipse.