Rare ‘Blue Moon’ to be a spooky treat for Halloween
The last blue moon in the United States was March 2018, but despite its name it won’t be blue.
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Oct 30, 2020, 2:32 PM
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Updated 1,537 days ago
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Tomorrow
is Halloween, and it could be a little spookier than usual.
Long Islanders will see a blue moon - the second full moon
of the month.
The last
blue moon in the United States was March 2018, but despite its name it won’t be blue.
The name
comes from the saying "once in a blue moon,” meaning a rare occurrence.
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