Before you go to bed Thursday look up, you’ll see the moon entering the Earth’s shadow

A deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible in Houston on the night of August 27, with most of the Moon passing into Earth's darkest shadow. Skywatchers do not need special glasses.

A total lunar eclipse will be visible across Houston on Tuesday March 3rd (Election Morning). The moon will appear red, which is why it is called the blood moon. The eclipse will reach totality at 5:34AM.

A total lunar eclipse paints the Moon red early Tuesday morning, March 3

Explore the latest weather updates including near-record heat and a rare lunar eclipse tonight.

Tuesday night’s full moon will be spectacular for a number of reasons

Houston-area photographers captured the eclipse in its various stages in a number of snaps submitted to Click2Pins.com. Take a look at some of them below.

Our last blood moon until March 14, 2025.

Late Sunday night, people had the opportunity to witness a total lunar eclipse. Eyes were focused on the sky to witness the rare event.

Here are some of the KPRC 2 viewer-submitted photos of the stunning moon as a partial lunar eclipse happened over Houston's skies.