A total solar eclipse streak across the nation on April 8. 31 million Americans live in the path of totality, where the moon will fully block the sun. Millions more will travel to catch a glimpse.
Meteorologist Joe Martucci takes your through that April afternoon, looking at what cities will be in totality. Plus, using historical weather data, shows what cities have the cloudiest and clearest sky.
Watch a solar eclipse without damaging your eyes by building a pinhole camera — using a shoebox, white paper, foil, and tape. Meteorologist Sean Sublette shows you how to quickly put one together.
