Lunar Eclipse Weather Conditions: Moon Turns Red As Total Lunar Eclipse Monday night Into Tuesday Morning Peaks

(TheWeatherSpace.com)  – A Total Lunar Eclipse will darken the United States and turn the ground into a red-hue overnight Monday into Tuesday, centering Midnight Pacific and 3am Tuesday morning Eastern Time … but will the weather cooperate?

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A storm system will be moving through the Eastern United States through then, with rain, thunderstorms, snow, and clouds for different parts of the region.  This will render the Total Lunar Eclipse being impossible to see for the majority of the populated Eastern United States areas.  You will miss this event … unless you are in extreme Southern Florida, where the fair skies may allow for the viewing at 3am.
Poor conditions also will exist in the Pacific Northwest, with fair conditions for the Inner Mountain Pacific Northwest tro Northern California areas.

The best areas will be from the Mississippi River westward through the Great Plains and into the Rocky Mountain areas, extending into the Desert Southwest, including the entire coast of Southern California.  These will be the best spots, the green-shade on the map.

The total lunar eclipse will peak around Midnight Tuesday Morning for the Western United States, 3am for the Eastern United States.  That means that on the evening of Monday … that is the night this hits …

Due to those conditions, many in the Eastern United States zones will be disappointed.