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Los Angeles, CA – Californians will be well positioned to watch one of the most dramatic celestial events of 2026, with the state offering strong viewing conditions for the year’s most anticipated eclipse — especially compared to much of the East Coast.
According to astronomical forecasts, four eclipses will occur in 2026, including two solar and two lunar eclipses. For California, the standout event is the March total lunar eclipse, which will be visible in full statewide, weather permitting.
March 3, 2026 — Total Lunar Eclipse (Strong Viewing in California)
This is the top eclipse event of 2026 for U.S. residents, and California’s location gives viewers a major advantage…