A lunar eclipse will turn the moon red for 58 minutes on March 25, 2026, visible across North America.

On the evening of March 23, 2026, a total lunar eclipse will make the moon over Missouri appear red for 58 minutes because only red wavelengths of sunlight can reach the moon's surface due to Earth's shadow. Peak darkness is expected to occur at approximately 10:58 PM Central Time, and the event will be visible over a large portion of North America.