"Tracking the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse: Maps, Photos, and Satellite Images"

The total solar eclipse occurring today is the first widespread one in the Lower 48 states since 2017 and the last until 2044. Weather maps are being used to track cloud and rain conditions, with temperature drops of 5 to 15 degrees expected in the path of totality. Additionally, the "eclipse wind" phenomenon may cause winds to lighten as the moon covers more of the sun. The Weather Company is providing detailed coverage and updates on the eclipse and its accompanying phenomena.