Less than one week before eclipse
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Anonymous
| What area is looking best for eclipse viewing? We have a reservation western PA, Syracuse area, VT. |
Anonymous
| Please go find one of the old threads. We don’t need yet another. |
Anonymous
Agreed. I am so sick of hearing about it. |
Anonymous
| Go to weather.com. Put in each of these places. Compare the forecast. Why does this have to be crowdsourced? |
Anonymous
| Who cares? |
Anonymous
| I reserved a hotel in Columbus and will drive about 30 miles NW the day of. Hoping for no clouds. |
Anonymous
| VT - get away from the lake effect clouds. |
Anonymous
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Visiting a friend in Burlington VT area. As of now the forecast is looking good. Here's an article about the effect of clouds on eclipse viewing. All clouds aren't the same.
https://www.space.com/what-if-it-is-cloudy-for-total-solar-eclipse-april-8-2024 |
Anonymous
| I'm wondering this as well. I am pondering just waking up day of and seeing how far I can drive and what I can see. Would you drive towards Cleveland, Ohio or Erie, Penn? |
Anonymous
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Zoomable and clickable map showing the path of totality. Erie PA is a 5 1/2 hour drive, but that's now.
https://nso.edu/eclipse2024/ |
Anonymous
You won’t get far due to clouds. Plan to arrive the night before the eclipse. |
Anonymous
Omg I meant crowds lol. Freudian slip. 
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Anonymous
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Total Eclipse of the heart! We are doomed!
We witnessed the partial eclipse a few years ago. |
Anonymous
Good luck with that one. Columbus is cloudy almost every day in winter. |
Anonymous
A partial eclipse is like being almost dead. Nowhere near what a full eclipse is. |