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Austin American-Statesman on M… · 1d

This week’s lunar eclipse forecast in Texas: Will you have clouds or clear skies?

The total lunar eclipse, also known as a Blood Moon, will appear later this week. Unfortunately, for most of Texas, cloud cover is strong.

USA TODAY on MSN · 18h

'Blood moon' cloud forecast reveals best spots to see the total lunar eclipse

Unfortunately, cloudy and stormy weather could obstruct the show for sky gazers in several regions, forecasters said.

Total lunar eclipse will grace the skies Thursday night/Friday morning, but so will clouds

The Moon will take a long dip into Earth's shadow Thursday night and into Friday morning, but clouds for viewers in the Pacific Northwest will block the view.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 1d

If clouds allow, metro Atlanta will see total lunar eclipse this week

Get out and turn your eyes to the sky late Thursday night for a chance to see the full moon start its pass through Earth’s shadow, turning it a dark red-orange.

Will this week's lunar eclipse be visible over Georgia? See the cloud coverage forecast

This week is a total lunar eclipse over Georgia, the first since 2022. Will viewing be clear for the state? Here's the latest cloud cover forecast.

Wall Street Journal · 17h

There’s a Blood Moon Rising. How to Watch the Total Lunar Eclipse.

Late Thursday into the wee hours of Friday, skywatchers across North America can see the moon turn red for the first time since 2022.

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Clouds will clear as we go throughout the day

clouds will gradually clear from the sky so we’ll be able to enjoy some sunshine as our temps sit in the mid to upper 50s this afternoon. However, it may feel cooler than that, as wind gust this ...

Montgomery Advertiser on MSN17h

Will cloud cover impact lunar eclipse viewing in Alabama? See the NOAA sky coverage map

Could Thursday's rain threaten the lunar eclipse viewing later that night? See the NOAA sky coverage map to see where to best ...

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Tropical Congestus Clouds Explained by Water Vapor Spectroscopy

A new study demonstrates how the abundance of congestus clouds in the tropics can be explained by the water molecule’s discerning appetite for infrared radiation.

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