North Texas skywatchers were excited for the rare Blood Moon lunar eclipse visible across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex — including Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, and surrounding areas. Early forecasts showed prime viewing just before sunrise, with the Moon expected to turn a deep red during totality as Earth’s shadow covered it. But reality? ☁️ Thick cloud cover across the Dallas area made it difficult — and in many neighborhoods impossible — to clearly see the dramatic red glow.