"Optimal Viewing: N.J. Solar Eclipse Weather and Safe Viewing Methods"

The National Weather Service is predicting mostly sunny skies with some mid-level clouds during the solar eclipse in the New Jersey region on Monday, April 8. Forecasters from AccuWeather also anticipate a low chance of cloud cover, advising sky watchers to wear special safety glasses to protect their eyes. The eclipse will occur in the afternoon, with the moon blocking about 90% of the sun, creating a crescent-shaped appearance. Special solar filters are needed for taking photos of the eclipse, and experts emphasize the importance of wearing safety glasses when looking at the sun.