Blacksburg, VA — Showers will linger across the region tonight, possibly affecting visibility for a rare astronomical event. The National Weather Service forecasts that rain chances will diminish by Wednesday, but overcast skies tonight could interfere with viewing the harvest moon, which includes a partial lunar eclipse.
According to the US National Weather Service in Blacksburg, VA, the partial lunar eclipse will begin at 8:41 PM tonight, peaking around midnight and ending at 12:47 AM on Wednesday. The event features a supermoon, adding extra brightness to the night sky. However, widespread showers and clouds may limit visibility for those hoping to catch the eclipse.
Cloud cover is expected to decrease by Wednesday, with lower chances of showers and milder temperatures. By Thursday, skies should clear further, bringing highs in the 70s. Residents are encouraged to monitor the latest forecasts and check weather conditions before heading outside to view the eclipse.
For real-time updates and viewing tips, follow local weather channels and ensure you have an umbrella on hand for potential evening showers.
