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1. 'Blood moon' total lunar eclipse: Best time to see it in Florida
2. Total lunar eclipse set to occur at 3:44 a.m. in Florida
3. Full Moon Calendar 2026 🌕 Dates, Times & Names | Supermoon, Blue Moon & Harvest Moon
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4. Southwest Florida Lunar Eclipse Timeline
Meteorologist Jim Dickey breaks down the timeline of events for the
5. Highest king tides expected in South Florida due to the full moon’s orbit; rain chances increase
The King tides will continue for the next few days as we have a
6. Celestial events this week: What's visible in Florida
On Aug. 12-13, early birds can catch a parade of planets including Saturn, Mars, Jupiter and Mercury. It does help to have ...
7. First supermoon of 2025 to rise over Florida Monday night
A supermoon happens due to the position of the Earth and the
8. Super moon to appear in South Florida skies
Monday evening's
9. Supermoon and last full moon of 2025 Thursday night
Thursday night is when we will see the last
10. Super Blood Moon/Time & Location. Full Tropical Update/Florida
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11. 'Blood moon' total lunar eclipse visible in Florida on Sunday night
If you take a moment to look up at the night sky on Sunday, you'll get to witness a
12. Total lunar eclipse visible in South Florida
13. 'Blood moon' total lunar eclipse visible in Florida this weekend
If you take a moment to look up at the night sky this coming Sunday, you'll get to witness a
14. Blood moon over Southwest Florida
Lunar eclipse brings blood
15. Raw: Super Moon Rises Over South Florida
The moon appears brighter than it has been in 68 years as it turns into a
When Is The Full Moon In Florida Information Guide
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Last Updated: August 12, 2026
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