article_snippet.sent: The lunar eclipse this month will appear in Sydney's north-eastern sky however Sydney Observatory astronomer Andrew Smith told the ABC this could be one of the shortest eclipses. '
article_snippet.sent: In this image the moon is situated high above Sydney .
article_snippet.sent: This month's event is now booked out at the Sydney Observatory however more tickets may be released on Saturday morning if weather conditions improve.
article_snippet.sent: However the forecast for Easter Saturday isn't looking very promising across Australia, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
article_snippet.sent: Simon Allen, BOM's senior meteorologist, told the ABC that Adelaide will be have the clearest skies out of all the states - where the partial eclipse is set to begin at 8.45pm.
article_snippet.sent: Perth and Darwin may be lucky depending on the location of cloud bands.
article_snippet.sent: Cairns, Hobart and Melbourne will most likely see patchy cloud conditions while Simon Allen says 'Sydney and Brisbane are the least likely to see Sydney [the eclipse]'.
article_snippet.sent: Sydney, Canberra, Hobart and Melbourne Melbourne can expect Sydney, Canberra, Hobart and Melbourne at 9.15pm.
highlights_snippet.sent: Adelaide will be have the clearest skies out of all the states, according to the Bureau of Meteorology .
  