A partial lunar eclipse is expected to occur, causing part of the moon to appear blood red. The eclipse will be visible to people in certain regions, with eastern North America and South America having the best viewing opportunities.

The timing of the eclipse varies by location, with some areas seeing it at moonrise or moonset. For some viewers, the eclipse will peak around midnight, lasting over three hours.

Further details about the eclipse, including its visibility and timing, are available from NASA and other sources.