“Super Flower Blood Moon” to be visible to southern Albertans early Wednesday morning
LETHBRIDGE, AB – It might be worth setting your alarm and getting up a bit earlier tomorrow morning.
On Wednesday, May 26, southern Albertans can catch a glimpse of what’s known as a Super Flower Blood Moon. The large moon that’s closest to Earth on the elliptical path will appear a little brighter and bigger than usual with a reddish glow.
“It’s actually a total lunar eclipse which is coming over southern Alberta,” said Neel Roberts with the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada in Calgary.
In Alberta, it will start shadowing at 2:47 a.m. MST, peak at 5:18 a.m. and finish at 5:42 a.m. as the sun begins to rise.