Starts in about 80-minutes and lasts about 3-hours.  -Lunar eclipse combined with 'Harvest Moon' and a close-proximity lunar orbital-azimuth.  It's overcast, with modest cloud-breakage.  Should cast an orange hue over everything.

Ya gotta love celestial abnormalities.   

I was soooo looking forward to this unique event, but like you, we too will most likely be clouded over here in the Sierra.

Quote from: Solar on September 27, 2015, 06:21:09 PM
I was soooo looking forward to this unique event, but like you, we too will most likely be clouded over here in the Sierra.

For me clear skies, the moon lit up the river big time last night.  Should be the same tonight. 

Quote from: walkstall on September 27, 2015, 06:36:55 PM
For me clear skies, the moon lit up the river big time last night.  Should be the same tonight.

At the moment the skies are clear and the clouds over the crest are orange, pretty cool color from what must be the moon.
Or a bug light.

Quote from: Solar on September 27, 2015, 07:08:04 PM
At the moment the skies are clear and the clouds over the crest are orange, pretty cool color from what must be the moon.
Or a bug light.

Just started coming over the Blue Mountains in Oregon. 

Well that was pretty neat. The skies cleared up crystal clerar, but the moon was so dark, that Toy couldn't get a pic of the eclipse to post

Quote from: Solar on September 27, 2015, 08:27:09 PM
Well that was pretty neat. The skies cleared up crystal clerar, but the moon was so dark, that Toy couldn't get a pic of the eclipse to post

That happened to neighbors here too.  It was beautiful but dark, photographically.  The moon actually looked like a 'planet', if you know what i mean.  -Just a hint of red.

Clear skies around the moon and wow!  That's bright!

Quote from: kit saginaw on September 27, 2015, 09:15:14 PM
That happened to neighbors here too.  It was beautiful but dark, photographically.  The moon actually looked like a 'planet', if you know what i mean.  -Just a hint of red.

Yeah, at first we thought it was still cloudy/smoky, but after staring at it a moment realized it was crystal clear out, that what we were seeing was a darkmoon.

Best lunar eclipse in my life time.

Quote from: Solar on September 28, 2015, 06:35:51 AM
Yeah, at first we thought it was still cloudy/smoky, but after staring at it a moment realized it was crystal clear out, that what we were seeing was a darkmoon.

Best lunar eclipse in my life time.

Was also pretty from north Texas!