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Forecast: Lunar Eclipse Tonight, Storms Tomorrow
Overnight (Sunday): Mostly cloudy, isolated showers, patchy fog. Lows around 60.
Monday: Early fog, warm, clouds and sun, isolated PM showers and t-storms, some severe west during evening. Highs 77-84. Monday Night: Showers and storms through midnight, some severe west, clearing late, breezy. -
Moon Goes Blood Red This Weekend: ‘Eclipse for the Americas'
A total lunar eclipse will grace the night skies this weekend, providing longer than usual thrills for stargazers across North and South America.
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When — and What — Is the Super Flower Blood Moon Eclipse?
We have a big celestial event on Sunday night, so mark your calendar for the super flower blood moon eclipse. It’s a long name, but a few things are happening at the same time to give it this classification. And we’re watching the forecast to figure out if the clouds will let us see it. The lunar eclipse is...
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What the Super Flower Blood Moon Is and How to Watch It
The rare “super flower blood moon” occurs when the Earth is positioned directly between the moon and the sun.
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2024 Total Solar Eclipse Will Be Last One in US Until 2045, Scientists Say
The April 8, 2024, solar eclipse will give tens of millions of skywatchers a chance to experience the celestial phenomenon – the last chance to do so from the U.S. until 2045, scientists say.
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2024 Total Solar Eclipse Will Be the Last Visible From US Until 2045
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will be visible from the U.S. for the last time until 2045.
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Partial Lunar Eclipse Fills Skies Across America
North American night owls were treated to a celestial spectacle this morning as a partial lunar eclipse filled the sky.
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Partial Eclipse Overnight Will Be Longest in 580 Years
NASA reports up to 99.1% of the moon will be in the shadow of the Earth.
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Did You Miss It? Watch the Peak of the Partial Solar Eclipse
Did you miss the solar eclipse? Here’s the eclipse at its maximum around 5:30 a.m. Thursday.
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Here Are the Best Places in Boston to See the Solar Eclipse
Boston and other parts of New England will be treated to a view of the first solar eclipse of the year early on Thursday, and it is going to be a good one. Thursday morning’s “Ring of Fire” eclipse will be visible for almost an hour (though the ring of fire won’t be visible south of Canada). The eclipse...
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How to See the Eclipse in Mass. Thursday and How It Will Look to Us
We have a new moon Thursday, and it will be part of an eclipse that’s visible from New England. The June moon is called the “Strawberry Moon,” and it will pass between the Earth and sun at sunrise Thursday morning. As the sun rises, the solar eclipse will be underway for us in New England. The moon passes in front of the...
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Cooler Air Moves in Wednesday, Solar Eclipse Thursday
Monday: Hazy, hot, humid, sunny. Highs around 95, heat index 95-100. Monday night: Warm, humid. Lows around 70. Tuesday: Another day of heat, scattered showers/thunder. Highs in the 90s.
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How to Watch the Super Blood Flower Moon
NBC L.A. Meteorologist Anthony Yanez explains all the details of Wednesday’s Super Blood Flower Moon
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How to Watch This Weekend's ‘Ring of Fire' Eclipse
This weekend, the moon will glide between Earth and the sun, blocking everything but a dazzling ring of light for a celestial spectacle known as a “ring of fire” eclipse.
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‘Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse Is Last of the Decade
People in parts of Southern Asia caught a glimpse of a “ring of fire” solar eclipse Thursday.
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The Super Blood Wolf Moon Is Sunday, Sunday, Sunday!
Find out how you can watch the Super Blood Wolf Moon and how this lunar eclipse got its rad name.
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Time-Lapse Shows Solar Eclipse Over LA
A time-lapse video shows the solar eclipse as seen in Los Angeles, Calif.
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Solar Eclipse Highlights: How It Was Viewed Around the Country
A look at how Americans viewed the first coast to coast eclipse in nearly a century.
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President Trump Glimpses at Solar Eclipse Before Donning Eclipse Safety Glasses
President Trump glances at the solar eclipse before putting on his safety glasses.
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A Driver's Guide to Viewing the Total Solar Eclipse
For travelers looking to get a glimpse of the solar eclipse, rubber-necking delays may be the least of their worries. The eclipse, due on Aug. 21, has astronomy enthusiasts and summer road-trippers flocking to the “path of the totality,” a belt of states across the country that will provide prime viewing of the solar event. But as hotels fill up...