No. NASA’s 2026 eclipse catalog lists only two lunar eclipses this year: a total eclipse on March 3 and a partial eclipse on August 28. There is no September 2026 total lunar eclipse, so there is no September “blood moon.”
Early-September search spikes for a blood moon often track leftover interest in the Sept. 7–8, 2025 total eclipse or the recent deep partial eclipse of Aug. 27–28, 2026—not a new September totality.
Source: NASA — Eclipses During 2026