A rare total lunar eclipse happens this week. Will skies be clear in Wilmington?
A total lunar eclipse is expected in the Wilmington area on Thursday, March 13, into early Friday, March 14. Total lunar eclipses happen approximately every 2.5 years when Earth is positioned exactly between the moon and sun, per NASA. Here's what to know about the lunar eclipse and the forecast for the Wilmington area.
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