i will howl at the moon with or without my beverage in my hand :)

No...it starts here sometime after 8pm and I think peak is 10:40 or so...so hoping I haven't fallen asleep during dinner because then I'd have bigger problems.

No, I don't. Very rainy and overcast here, nothing much to look at. And I'd rather get my beauty sleep, which seems to be in short supply.

Mike Rock howling at the moon is so much better with a drink in your hand 

No alarm -- but we will not miss it and I will be watching for the details in your blog.

Won't need to set the alarm as it is early in my part of the world.  Expecting a cloud free evening so it should be good viewing at my house.  If I hear any howling, I'll know who it is

The eclipse is earlier for us here in NJ - won't need an alarm :)

I'm an early to bed guy, but I will make an effort to stay up tonight.  We may have clouds according to the local forecast.

No alarm needed..... Moonrise will be before 7pm here then we have to wait for it to rise above the Sandia Mountain. Camera is charged and ready for some shots and video.

I hope the sky is clear enough, if so I will be viewing it.

thanks for the reminder. I will try to see it! 2033 is the next event after today

 Good Sunday morning Bob. The only way I will is if it's going to be clear enough to watch it.

Bob - I will have to check out your blog tomorrow afternoon.

Absolutely. Still need to work out where exactly the moon will be. Hopefully not behind the San Jacinto mountain right next to the hotel I'm staying at here in Palm Springs. 

Bob Crane I have not set the alarm clock - however, I have a reminder in my Google Calendar! It peaks at 10:20 PM EST as per news last night and want to see something that did not happen since 1982 and will not happen again until 2033!

(As per Telegraph, the last supermoon was in 1982).

Some sites mentioned that there were 4 tetrad blood moon since April 2014! Quite interesting .

no...if I'm awake, I'll look....if not, I'll catch it in 2030!!!

Bob Crane Is it Halloween?   No - we don't.  I typically look at photos of the events in the sky after the fact. Tony

No, but I bet those nut jobs predicting the end of the world omen this is to them, will not need a clock.

no, i have it saved in my head. Thanks for the reminder though.

If it is clear I may try and get a few pics.

Bob Crane I saw on the news this morning that visibility will be poor this evening to get a look.

I will be out looking with my camera.

No.

Good morning Bob. If I want to be up for one reason or another, it is seldom that I need an alarm clock.

We'll be at the beach for the moonrise, go eat and return for the eclipse. Should be a beautiful sight if the clouds don't interfere.

No,  it's cloudy here so I think I will miss it.  

I do now.  And we are in a good location to see the full eclipse.  This will be cool.

No alarm needed. I will be ready to head out before 10pm when it becomes total. 

Looking forward to it and hoping the clouds do not gather (as forecasted).

No alarm.  It'll probably occur during football, so it depends how well the Broncos are doing.  Go Peyton!  Still hoping for a Broncos/Cowboys superbowl.  Then I'll go for sure!

No, but thank you for reminding me.  I'll check out your post.

No, I haven't even thought about it Bob.

I hope our viewing is not limited by a cloudy night.

Yes, I did.