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Upcoming Solar Spectacles: Partial Eclipses Await St. Louis, Maryland, and UIS Watch Party

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Source: WTAE Pittsburgh
Upcoming Solar Spectacles: Partial Eclipses Await St. Louis, Maryland, and UIS Watch Party
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The "ring of fire" annular solar eclipse will not be visible from western Pennsylvania due to clouds and rain, but there will be another opportunity to witness a total solar eclipse next year on April 8, 2024. Western Pennsylvania is in the path to see totality, making it a rare sight in the region.

Topics:top-news#annular-eclipse#ring-of-fire#science#solar-eclipse#total-solar-eclipse#western-pennsylvania
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  1. 'Ring of fire' eclipse likely won't be visible from western Pa., but just wait until next year  WTAE Pittsburgh
  2. St. Louis region to see partial solar eclipse  KMOV St. Louis
  3. Annular eclipse could be seen Saturday in Maryland ... at least partially  WBAL TV Baltimore
  4. UIS hosting watch party for upcoming solar spectacle  wcia.com
  5. Mark you calendars -- Don't miss the partial Solar Eclipse  WDIV ClickOnDetroit

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