
An almost total lunar eclipse will be visible Thursday night, and the good news is skies are forecast to be mostly clear around Hardin County.
The eclipse officially starts at 10:33 Thursday evening, reaches its maximum peak at 12:12 and ends at just after 3:00 Friday morning.
While not a total lunar eclipse, it will be very close with 96.2% of the Moon becoming obscured.
The Moon will be a deep red hue alongside a thin bit of silver along one edge.
Written by: bclark
todaySeptember 29, 2026 148 1
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