The chances of seeing the eclipse are much higher across the central and western U.S. with partly to mainly clear conditions in the forecast on Sunday night.
Clouds are anticipated across the Pacific Northwest and into British Columbia. So, the metro areas of Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington may have intermittent weather issues that block views of the total eclipse.
But the total phase of this lunar eclipse lasts over an hour as the moon slowly passes through Earth’s shadow. So, it’s possible you can still get some glimpses of a red moon in the night sky.
Here’s hoping the Moon appears bright red and beautiful for all the stargazers who stay up late to watch.
