Seattle is approaching its last sunset after 8 p.m. in 2026, and residents will soon be able to watch a lunar eclipse as well. The article also mentions an Araneus diadematus spider, known for its circular, spiral-shaped webs: In mid-August, one was spotted on a leaf next to its web in West Seattle. According to spider expert Rod Crawford of the Burke Museum, the species has moved into the region; however, the excerpt provided does not include details about the sunset time, the eclipse’s characteristics or the spider’s later fate.
Based on: Seattle weather: Last 8 p.m. sunset of 2026, lunar eclipse ahead