September will feature a "blood moon" eclipse, but you'll need to travel long distance or view it on your computer screen this weekend.

A total lunar eclipse will occur Sunday, Sept. 7, though it won't be visible in Michigan skies — or even in the U.S., according to Space.com.

Prime viewing is expected in Asia, east Africa and western Australia, along with a chance to glimpse the eclipse in Europe, eastern Australia and New Zealand, the BBC Sky at Night Magazine and Space.com said.

Michigan will, however, see a full moon this weekend under fall-like weather conditions.

Here's what to know about the upcoming eclipse and full moon.

When is the full moon and total lunar eclipse in September 2025?

The total lunar eclipse will take place Sept. 7, 2025, during September's full

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