Tonight, skywatchers across the United States will be treated to a spectacular sight — a partial lunar eclipse coinciding with September's full Harvest Supermoon. This rare celestial event will allow viewers to see the moon appear larger and brighter, surrounded by the shadow of the Earth. Notable locations, including Kansas City and Rochester, will experience the dual phenomena known as a 'supermoon lunar eclipse.' The best time to catch this awe-inspiring event is outlined in various guides advising on optimal viewing times, particularly in North Texas and the Bay Area. Be sure to look up this evening to witness one of the most captivating moon displays of the year!