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March 2026 full worm moon becomes a blood moon. When to see the lunar eclipse

A special celestial phenomena is set to occur in the next few days, when the March 2026 full worm moon will transform into a dramatic, fiery red blood moon amid a total lunar eclipse.

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March’s Worm Moon brings rare lunar eclipse. Will AL skies cooperate?

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March's Worm Moon is also a rare lunar eclipse. Will Kentucky see it?

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Rare lunar eclipse could coincide with sunrise next week

Rare selenelion eclipse is due Tuesday morning, but StormTeam 5 warns clouds, snow and ice may block the view.

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Weather Could Interfere With Tuesday's Total Lunar Eclipse

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How to see March’s total lunar eclipse in Central Texas

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A Total Lunar Eclipse will shine over Canada! Here's how to watch from anywhere

The entire eclipse lasts for roughly five and a half hours, with the Moon in totality — when it turns red — for nearly one hour.

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9 night sky events to see in March, from a blood moon lunar eclipse to a planetary parade

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The Sky This Week from February 27 to March 6: A total lunar eclipse

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The next full moon is going to be extra special. Here's why

It's not just a full moon this month; a triple cosmic event is happening. Here is when to see the March full moon, blood moon and the lunar eclipse.

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When to see March's full moon and the Gamma Normid meteor shower

March's full moon appears quickly after the start of the month, followed by a meteor shower experts still know little about.

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The worm moon is coming and experts say it could disrupt your sleep

While the celestial event promises a spectacular sight, sleep experts warn that the beauty of a full moon may come with an unexpected downside. See details.

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A 'blood worm moon' total eclipse is coming tonight. Here's what you need to know.

If you happen to be a night owl, you may be able to catch a glimpse of the first total lunar eclipse in three years. This lunar eclipse is called the “blood worm moon,” partly because of its reddish hue. GBH meteorologist Dave Epstein joined GBH’s ...