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Penumbral
Penumbral Lunar Eclipse
Thursday, June 5, 2031
Hijri date (Umm al-Qura): 14 Safar 1453 AH
Maximum at 11:44 UTC
Where it can be seen
A lunar eclipse looks the same from everywhere the Moon is above the horizon. At greatest eclipse the Moon is overhead at 21.1°S, 176.4°W, so the half of the Earth centred there sees the middle of the eclipse; near the edge of that half the Moon rises or sets while it is under way.
Full details from Wednesday, June 5, 2030
The city-by-city table and what you will see from your own location open on this page on Wednesday, June 5, 2030, 12 months before the eclipse.
With Pro you can already see what your location will see, in the five-year forecast on the eclipses page.