States with prime lunar eclipse views
The partial lunar eclipse, known as the "almost blood moon," will occur overnight, with viewing visibility varying across the United States and regions such as western Europe, western Africa, and South America. The eclipse will begin at 9:23 p.m. ET and reach its maximum at 12:12 a.m. ET, with the East Coast and parts of the Midwest able to see the entire event. Most of the moon will be eclipsed, but about 4% will remain illuminated, and viewers are advised to find dark, unobstructed locations for optimal viewing.
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