Worm Moon & Blood Moon: Spring's Lunar Spectacle

0:00On March 3rd, the first full moon of spring, known as the Wormoon, rose over the United Kingdom on Monday night. It stayed bright and full heading into Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, thanks to mostly clear skies across the region. Meanwhile, folks in Asia, Australia, and parts of North and South America saw something extra special. A total lunar eclipse turned that same moon a rusty red, often called the Blood Moon, as Earthshadow blocked the Sunline. These moon names go back to ancient times, helping track seasons without calendars. The Wormoon fits March because that's when Earthworms begin emerging from warming soil. Clear spells are forecast for Tuesday night in many spots, despite some clouds in England and Wales. If you miss it, the pink moon rises on April 1st, then the flower moon on May 1st, with a rare blue moon capping off the month on May 31st. Keep an eye on the skies this spring, as these full moons offer great chances to connect with nature's reliable rhythm, with nature's reliable rhythm. Back with nature's reliable rhythm, with nature's reliable rhythm, with nature's reliable rhythm.

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