Lunar Eclipse Thursday Night: The Science Behind the Blood Moon and How to See It

What was the Central Texas rain forecast for the lunar eclipse night?

Why was there a rain chance during the lunar eclipse in Central Texas?

AUSTIN, Texas — Tonight, a little after 11 PM, our moon will look a little different. A partial lunar eclipse is coming on Thursday night, August 27, 2026. The moon will begin to dim starting at 8:23 pm as the Earth’s shadow begins to cover the moon. As this happens, the moon will continuously grow redder and redder throughout the night before returning to normal by 2 AM. But of course, this is the one day in August where there could actually be something ahead of us in terms of rainfall…

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