Super Blood Wolf Moon Eclipse
 

Starts at 10:34 PM EST (Jun 20th)
63 Minutes of Totality: 11:40PM EST (Jan 20th) to 12:43AM (Jan 21st)
Maximum Totality 12:12AM EST (Jan 21st)
End 1:51AM EST (Jan 21st)

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I see the penumbra.

Then zip up your pants.

Yep, it is starting!

A little bit of haze, here

-2F and crystal clear...and yet it seems a bit 'meh'. :(

I'm keeping an eye on it. At 11:10 EST the moon is about 1/3 obscured. The view from my house is somewhat obscured by trees, but it is -7F outside and I'm not going out to find a better view.

I got a few early shots before total cloud cover. :(

James, at the time you posted that photo the moon was at least 50% obscured here in Ohio.

We were perfectly clear all day and for the first 45-60 mins. Right now we've got some really high, really thin clouds, but it's still clear enough for a photo. At least 2 mins ago.

The photo was the first one I took, about 5 minutes into the eclipse.

Total in 10 minutes SmileWavy

Just wondered how much difference you at a few degrees west saw relative to us.

The clouds are holding out so we can still see it well enough.

With a lunar eclipse, we all see the same thing at the same time.

It's cold as a witches tit here. Windy too. Hard to keep camera from shaking even on tripod. 14 degrees wind gusting to 30 mph. Brrrrrrrr......Sittin' with my knees on the frozen ground looking up at some super wolf man jack blood moon bla bla bla.....

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1548046480.jpg

Good live view here for you guys with cloud cover:

https://livestream.com/GriffithObservatoryTV/LunarEclipseJanuary2019

The moon is no more! The duck god has won!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1548046983.jpg

Oh crap! It's firing on us!
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1548047462.jpg

30 degrees, crystal clear...but couldn't get a picture like that!