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Meteorologists predict that parts of the total solar eclipse path from Mexico to Canada may be obscured by clouds due to storms moving across the central U.S., with the northeast U.S. and parts of Arkansas, Missouri, and Illinois having the best chance of clear skies. Uncertainty remains high due to the unpredictable nature of the storms, but NASA will livestream the eclipse online for those unable to view it in person.
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will darken a strip of North America, with San Diego experiencing a partial eclipse. The eclipse's "path of totality" will start in Southwest Texas and move through the U.S. before exiting over eastern Canada into the Atlantic. Stargazers in 15 states will experience the full effect, while San Diego will see about 55% of the sun obscured. Safety glasses are essential for viewing, and free events and eclipse glasses are available in San Diego County. NASA will provide a livestream of the eclipse, and the event is a rare and exciting opportunity for scientific observation and public engagement.