Blood Moon to Dazzle West Coast During March Eclipse
Blood Moon to Dazzle West Coast During March Eclipse
US · Published Feb 25, 2026
The West Coast will have the best view of the total lunar eclipse in March 2026, with peak totality around 3:33 a.m. PT.
The 'Blood Moon' effect, where the moon turns red, is due to sunlight filtering through Earth's atmosphere.
Over 3.3 billion people worldwide can see at least part of the eclipse, weather permitting.
Total lunar eclipse: A rare celestial event
The West Coast of the United States is set to witness a spectacular celestial event in early March 2026: a total lunar eclipse, often referred to as a "Blood Moon." This rare phenomenon, the only total lunar eclipse of 2026, will occur overnight on March 2nd into the early hours of March 3rd, promising a breathtaking display as the moon turns a deep, vivid red during totality.
Related News