Early Tuesday morning, a delicate, wispy cloud type rarely seen formed over western Montana, lighting up the pre-dawn sky.

I f the clouds clear enough on Thursday night and very early Friday morning, look up at the right time and you’ll be treated to an unusual sight — a moon that has turned a deep blood red.

The Moon will take a long dip into Earth's shadow Thursday night and into Friday morning, but clouds for viewers in the Pacific Northwest will block the view.

The moon will apparently satisfy the super moon criteria as well or better on Friday night and Saturday morning. In effect, then, Washington has received what could be called a celestial rain check.

As the month wraps up with hot temperatures, the first wave of monsoon moisture is moving in, bringing increased cloud cover ...

This Friday right before sunrise, the moon, Venus and Saturn will create a smiley face in the eastern horizon for a brief period of time. A Triple Conjunction is set to occur Friday morning right ...

A total lunar eclipse will appear to transform the full moon into a reddish "blood moon" this week across the Western Hemisphere. The eclipse's peak begins at 2:26 a.m. ET Friday and lasts about ...

By 1 a.m. the moon was to enter the umbra, and viewers could see a "crescent eating into the moon," Walter said, assuming the clouds didn’t provide cover. And around 2:30 a.m., ...

Fog will be possible again during the morning before turning warmer with a mix of clouds and sun. Skip to content. NOWCAST WDSU News at 6pm Saturday.

If the clouds clear enough on Thursday night and very early Friday morning, look up at the right time and you’ll be treated to an unusual sight — a moon that has turned a deep blood red.