lunar eclipse

A total lunar eclipse will turn Louisiana’s sky deep red next week. Find out when and where to watch the Blood Moon for the best view of this rare event.

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.