Tomorrow’s Worm Moon will turn blood-red – but will it be visible from the UK?

Just to clarify, this is not a worm-led uprising (Picture: Getty/Metro)

A celestial worm will turn a bloody red tomorrow.

Well, sort of. Earth’s shadow will partially cover this month’s full moon, with it being a total lunar eclipse in some parts of the world.

This will be the last time people will be able to see this cosmic phenomenon for nearly three years.

And the full moon that will get this honour is called the Worm Moon.

Here’s everything you need to know.