Thought this was an interesting article, to summarize it there will be a total lunar eclipse occurring tonight (December 20th) into "tomorrow" (December 21st). According to the attached article, it is the 1st total lunar eclipse to occur on the winter solstice since 1638. The eclipse will begin around 1:30am EST with the total eclipse stage beginning at 2:41am EST, and lasting until 3:53am EST, an entire 72 minutes.
I don't know now... it's been pouring rain and now, just maybe, the cloud cover has dissipated to where we might be able to see a white glow? or maybe if we are real lucky, a red one? It's currently 19:30 and the eclipse is not going to start for another three hours... to be continued...
Here's some pics from the Yule Lunar Eclipse of 2010.
The first is the Earth's shadow on the Moon's surface prior to Totality, the second is just before totality and the third is the Moon at totality of the eclipse.
Thanks Greenman - I have been looking for pictures. I missed the total lunar eclipse which I have been avidly waiting for for many months due the extreme storm clouds and torrentual downpour of rain.