"2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Path, Peak Times, and Safety Tips for Spectators"

Excitement is building as people in the US, Mexico, and Canada prepare to witness a rare total solar eclipse on April 8. The eclipse will be visible across 15 states in the US, with millions of spectators expected to travel to witness the event. Cloudy skies are a concern for some hopeful viewers, but many are still eager to experience the celestial phenomenon, with some planning to watch from home and others traveling to specific locations. Weather forecasts indicate that parts of the eclipse route may experience cloud cover, but online broadcasts from NASA and others will allow people to view the eclipse even if they are unable to see it in person.