Assuming that the clouds actually part long enough for us to see the sky every so often, March promises at least one memorable celestial event: a full moon and full lunar eclipse on March 3.

The full moon peaking Tuesday, March 3, will bring a “blood moon” or total lunar eclipse to Kentucky stargazers.

Referring back to NASA’s Visibility Map, the penumbral phase will kick off at 08:44, partial 09:50, and total 11:04, with totality ending at 12:03 (UTC).