lunar eclipse

Late in the evening, the full moon will pass directly into Earth's shadow cast by the sun, illuminating the moon a vibrant and brilliant red.

We are about to experience a partial lunar eclipse in a few days, but what does that mean?

We're in for a treat on May 26th when we'll be hit with a double whammy of spectacular lunar events.

Tonight will be the only Total Lunar Eclipse visible in Louisiana in 2019. It'll start at approximately 8:36pm and end about 1:48am Monday morning. You'll have to look toward the East, South East. The sky over Lafayette will be crystal clear for viewing.

A strong cold front and a lunar eclipse will highlight the conversation about what's going on this weekend in South Louisiana.