From NASA:
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Besides the above, one will learn that the last total lunar eclipse to fall on the winter solstice was in 1638.
At this time, 4 am, the rain continues – for the fourth day – and I think our chances of viewing this incredible sight in Big Sur tonight/tomorrow morning are slim, maybe other viewers elsewhere will have that opportunity. I’ll continue with Storm Watch later this morning.
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I love the snow!!
I am soooo looking forward to this lunar eclipse. Seriously. I hope you do get a clear glimpse of it, BSK.