March 2, 2026

Sunrise: 6:26 AM Sunset: 5:40 PM Length of day: 11 hours and 14 minutes On this date in 1900 the last flakes of one of late-winter’s masterpieces were trickling down after depositing record-breaking snow from the Great Plains to New England. Locally 21 inches...

Monday, March 02, 2026

Today: Late tonight into the dawn, a Total Lunar Elcipse won’t be ideal for viewing, though its timing and location could still create some interesting views. You’ll see the Full Moon enter the Earth’s shadown at 4:50 AM, and though our rotation...

Sunday, March 01, 2026

Today: A nearly Full Moon starts March much like February, located close to the star Regulus, marking the “heart” of Leo, the Lion, the Moon visible before sunset, while Regulus emerges shortly after 6 o’clock. Although the Moon won’t pass in...