Cloudy Skies May Obscure Lunar Eclipse Viewing in Utah
• A total lunar eclipse will occur over Utah early Tuesday morning, but viewing may be hindered by cloud cover in northern and central areas.
• Southern Utah, particularly around St. George and Cedar City, is expected to have clearer skies, offering better viewing opportunities for the lunar eclipse.
• Residents in northern and central Utah should monitor local weather updates or consider traveling south for a better chance to see the eclipse.
Rare eclipse, viewing challenges in northern Utah
A total lunar eclipse is set to occur over Utah early Tuesday morning, offering a rare celestial spectacle. However, viewing conditions may be challenging due to significant cloud cover across northern and central Utah, including areas like the Wasatch Back and Tooele Valley, where cloud cover is expected to range from 75% to 95%. The eclipse will begin shortly after 4 a.m. Mountain Time, with the maximum eclipse occurring at 4:33 a.m. in Salt Lake City. The event will conclude shortly after 5 a.m., with partial eclipse phases starting at 2:50 a.m. and ending at 6:17 a.m.
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