FYI, the westcoast gets a Penumbral Eclipse of the moon tonight. Lucky ducks! &;-)
Penumbral Eclipse of the Moon, 2002 May 26; the beginning of the penumbral phase visible in most of North America except the northeast, Central America, western South America, extreme northeast Russia, eastern Asia, Australia, most of Antarctica, the Pacific Ocean, and the southeast Indian Ocean; the end visible in southwestern Alaska, Asia except the extreme north, Australia, the eastern Indian Ocean, and most of the Pacific Ocean except the extreme eastern part.
d h m Moon enters penumbra May 26 10 12.7 Middle of eclipse 26 12 03.3 UT Moon leaves penumbra 26 13 53.8 Magnitude of the eclipse: 0.715
Times are Universal (Greenwich Mean).
Subtract 4 hours for Eastern Daylight Time, 5 hours for CST, 6 hours for MST, and 7 hours for PST.
Subtract 10 hours for Hawaii Daylight Time.
Alaska is in summer daylight now; they miss out, except perhaps the panhandle: subtract 8 hours for ADT.