Month: March 2026

stock here: I guess this is part of the meme of “pretend that it all sucks”….. The Mars Cheese Castle is “The Reason” why I coined the term Cheesehead to describe someone from Wisconsin in 1981/1982 winter. The Cheese Castle is right off the highway, and they have dozens of samples! And sausages, and wines. It is definitely worth a stop whilst driving by, but I wouldn’t go 100 miles out of my way to go there.

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stock here: This aligns with also the expected re-eruption of Kilauea Volcano, Burns covers it.

The next lunar eclipse visible in Hawaii is a total lunar eclipse in the early morning of Tuesday, March 3, 2026.

Here are the key times in Hawaiian Standard Time (HST):

• Penumbral eclipse begins: about 10:44 PM on March 2, 2026 (when the Moon first enters Earth’s outer shadow).
• Partial eclipse begins: later in the night as the Moon moves into the inner shadow.
• Totality (maximum total eclipse): roughly 1:04 AM–2:02 AM HST on March 3, 2026 (peak around 1:30 AM HST).
• Eclipse ends: around 4:20 AM HST as the Moon leaves Earth’s shadow.

So in Hawaii, the eclipse runs overnight March 2 into March 3, 2026, with the most dramatic “blood moon” total phase occurring shortly after 1:00 AM HST on March 3.