This month's full Moon is expected to peak across the UK on Tuesday 3 March and is set to appear as a Blood Moon in some parts of the world. Find out more here.

The March worm moon will turn blood red during a total lunar eclipse on March 3, a rare event not seen again until 2028.

The Worm Moon, the third full Moon of 2026, will rise this week and light up the night sky. For some lucky sky watchers, the full Moon will turn red in a rare total lunar eclipse

If you want to catch some blood moon action, you’ll need to be up early on the morning of March 3. The lunar eclipse reaches totality at 6:33 a.m. EST, and the moon will be at its fullest all of five minutes later.

The full moon presents opportunities to make strides in your career and to embrace fated events

The first total eclipse of the year, also called the Worm Blood Moon, is happening on March 3.

Tonight, the sky may put on one of its rarest shows: a total lunar eclipse blood moon and possible Selenelion.