Even though we live in storm-tossed California, we can get a live view from
Huntsville, via NASA. They have some clouds, but expect them to clear up.
If the technology expands at the same rate since NASA's creation a half century ago, I wonder what they will be able to show us at the next total lunar eclipse at the winter solstice. I'll be able to watch it if I live just 12 standard deviations past the average life-span.
