March 03, 2026
by Carla1
by Carla1The Moon over Cabo San Lucas tonight (March 2, 2026)
The Moon over Cabo San Lucas tonight (March 2, 2026)
Tonight’s Moon is essentially full—about 99.8% illuminated—and it reaches exact Full Moon at 4:37 AM (local time) on March 3.
Around 6:33 PM, it was still very low in the east (about 7.5° up), which is why it looks so warm/golden in your shot: the thicker atmosphere near the horizon scatters blue light and softens detail.
It also means the Moon would have risen in the early evening (~5:56 PM) and will set around sunrise (~6:44 AM).
Big bonus for Cabo: there’s a total lunar eclipse in the early hours of March 3. In Baja California Sur, totality runs ~4:04–5:02 AM, with maximum around 4:33 AM, and Cabo San Lucas gets 100% obscuration (a true “blood moon” if skies cooperate).
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