The Total Lunar Eclipse will take place overnight on Friday an will be visible to the entire United States. The eclipse will make the moon appear red.

Expect a mixture of sunshine and clouds with seasonably mild temperatures for Thursday and Friday. Shower chances rise late ...

Thursday: Skies are dry by the time you are heading out the door and the rest of the day is spent under decreasing clouds across the region, with peeks of sunshine by the afternoon. Highs start to ...

March's full moon, the Worm Moon, is extra special this year. But Californians may face cloudy skies that could affect the ...

The last total lunar eclipse took place nearly three years ago on Tuesday, November 8, 2022. This next one will be the only ...

Get ready for a celestial treat early Friday morning. The Sun, Earth, and Moon will align to form a total lunar ...

Temperatures are set to soar as we move into the end of the work week, with plenty of sunshine and even a blood moon.

See a minute-by-minute timeline for how the total lunar eclipse will look early Friday morning, if skies are clear.

Experience the total lunar eclipse with vibrant red hues this Thursday night. Enjoy the spectacle with your naked eyes, but don't forget your camera!

The eclipse will begin just after 1 a.m. Friday, and end just before 5 a.m. The best time to view the totality, when the moon will turn a blood red or orange as the Earth gets in between the moon and ...

Temps remain close to record levels through the work week and into the start of the weekend. A strong cold front brings weekend storms.