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    Total solar eclipse: The coundown starts now!

03:00 PM
March 8, 2024

Total solar eclipse
The coundown starts now!

The total solar eclipse is exactly one month away and many, especially in the path of totality, are getting excited to witness the last total solar eclipse to cross the contiguous U.S. for the next 20 years.

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On April 8th, the moon will pass between the Sun and the Earth, completely covering the Sun depending on where you are in the U.S. For most, at least a partial eclipse will be visible, but no less exciting.

Weather & Radar will be hosting a broadcast of the exciting event right on our YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe today to get the notifications you need!

Becca Parker
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