I have a free program called Stellarium. It shows the moon correctly this evening. Now, the program could be updated remotely with revised data, but that's a pretty tall accusation.
Download the program (it's really fantastic) and see if everything looks okay at your location. Be sure to enter your correct starting location - this makes a big difference.


Thank you...Stellarium is a simulation, you know...I have seen the real Moon so many times in my life...

These occultation tables are very real, and would be impossible
if the Moon was behaving abnormally. Some of the tables on
the following web site can be found in old books in hundreds
of libraries. In other words many of these tables were
predicted decades in advance:
[link to www.lunar-occultations.com]

Tens of thousands of amateur astronomers all over the world
use those tables every night. If something was amiss we would
hear about it.