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- The path of totality will come right through Arkansas, starting in the southwestern sky and ending in the northeaster sky. For towns in the absolute center of the path may have totality up to 4.5 minutes.
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We went to Kentucky the last time ND it didn't last as long but was amazing we are going to take the grand babies to this one
I've seen a partial lunar! But a total SOLAR eclipse!!!!!!! I'm so stoked! My family is already tired of me talking about it! 😅 I can't contain this excitement! 😎😎😎😎 I'm in Ohio, and we will be right in it!!!!! Aaahhhh! 😁😁😁😁
If it doesn't rain it will change your life. You'll understand why no other type of eclipse will ever satisfy you ever again.
I'm very excited for this solar eclipse.
Even if it is cloudy, you will get to see the eclipse. As the eclipse starts, look for the clouds part enough to see it happen. I have seen this happen before. It was very cool.
Making an assumption. Sure maybe experienced some magic when at the precise moment of totality the ☁️ parted (like Moses did to the Red Sea) but know others who traveled to distant parts of the globe for thousands $ & got nothing but a washout...
@@guysalzmann9302 No assumptions, I have seen it happen during past cloudy day eclipses. My first has back in the early nineties during a field trip at the University Of Houston. We drove all the way up to Amarillo, Texas. We were just East of Palo Duro canyon so we could be in the path of the eclipse. Our Professor told us not to worry about the clouds. We all thought him a bit off about getting to see the event with such heavy cloud cover. But as it began, the clouds couldn’t hold enough energy to maintain an overcast cover. The clouds dissipated to reveal the event. We were all left speechless and awestruck. On the way back to Houston we all got a lesson in meteorology although the class we were taking was Environmental Geology. Fantastic course that I would recommend to take.
@@jroar123Glad you got lucky to experience it despite always a roll of the dice. Btw- A M.A. in Geography so know a little about geomorphology, meteorology, etc. Thanks-
@@guysalzmann9302 This is something that I witnessed back in 1992 during an eclipse just East of Amarillo Texas. We were on a Geology field trip with a Professor who had degrees in Geology and Meteorology. We found a place that was dead center to the eclipse but were all let down because of the rain. Then, as it approached, without being in an area on radar that should have stopped the precipitation, the rain started to slow. It finally stopped. It was dark because of the clouds anyway but soon the cloud cover started to dissipate. The more we reached totality, the more the Cumulus cover broke cover at a higher and higher altitude. We started to see a partly covered sun soon after that. It was a great show as it got darker and darker. The color in the area was not normal for an eclipse and we suspected that this was wavebands being reflected back and forth from other areas still under cloud cover. The temperature dropped a good 10 degrees as well. Crickets started chirping. Once the event passed, the clouds moved back in and 15 minutes after that it started raining once again. It was one of the most fascinating field trips I have ever taken. I ended up earning 2 degrees in Engineering for U of H.
The most interesting thing I have ever seen was the late summer of 1980 up in the panhandle of Idaho. We were just East of Mount St. Helens. Over night a good foot of ash fell at our location. It was like a gray powdered glass. It covered everything like snow. I made the mistake of trying to brush just a little area off of our brand new truck to discover that by doing so, it would scratch the paint. We used water after that. I kept a jar of that ash until just a few years back when my Ex-wife decided to throw it away.
Shhhhhhhhhhhh......🫢
Don't have to leave the front yard for totality awesome! Seen a bunch of partials and lunar eclipses but never a total eclipse I'm ready!
I hope you don't get rain. That eclipse will change your life
@@roadkillavenger1325 god me to that would totally suck! And of course gonna happen right in spring to!
@@digitalworms I'm scared to death that it's gonna be cloudy. April is a BAD month for sunny skies. I live in the path of totality. I drove to the path of totality in 2017. It was the most amazing moment of my life. I don't want to wait until 2045 for another chance.
@@roadkillavenger1325 ya I totally agree with you! The last one I lived in Atkins, Arkansas and had to work so I took a welding mask to work to view the partial! The battery didn't last long because everyone was borrowing it to view the eclipse lol! I just hope no bad weather, if I have to I'll go elsewhere! I'm a bit of a science nerd if you never watched from start to finish a total lunar eclipse check one out!
@@roadkillavenger1325 so the next lunar is a partial but still worth the view!
Headed for Conway Arkansas. The latest projections show a good chance of clear-ish skies.
Good luck to everyone who's traveling.
I’m super excited can’t wait
Wow RIGHT OVER ME in Arkansas😮
On 04/08/0004, exactly 2020 years ago, a solar eclipse occurred in the Roman Empire when Herod died and the baby Jesus was able to return from Egypt with his parents.
Flavius Josephus said that Herod died after a lunar eclipse, but lunar eclipse is not a reference.
I will have to go there!
Tks! short, simple info on date/time but...no mention of cloud cover (of which we will have😢).
We right in the path Texas
Oh geez!!!
Why is it traveling from west to east?
Yes chan how are you doday😮
Almost south to north
...and the sun will not give light...
April is the cloudiest month of the year. I ran the chances for clear sky on the path. Se Texas is best. Coahuila mexico is better. Need a passport for that.
I really wanna see this thing but I’m in Georgia
Where is the flat-Earth model that predicts this solar eclipse? 🤔
Saint Edward Island
that's.... LiT !
The last time I saw a total solar eclipse in my lifetime was in 2017
Weather foor april 8 it will be cloudy because ...
Bo😮
2024???
The answer is "yes." April 8th.
Liars the path of totality is in little Egypt Illinois.
the path will be a bit further NW than what is seen here............JUST WAIT
What else can we do, but wait?
This eclipse is occurring during a prez election yr. The political and social ramifications are going to be serious.. it is said that places people that are in the path of the shadow will experience major upheavals..thru out history major wars and historical boundaries all have occurred during and long after these eclipses..I am not certain the physical dynamics of how these eclipses work however i am convinced of the aftermath of the occurence..the two candidates who will be campaigning need to focus on the states who will be in the shadow of this eclipse. And Mexico will be a major player in this election.. if u would like to see the after effects of a total solar eclipse then I suggest u Google it then see what was occurring at thar time. The last three major total solar eclipse the occurred on US soil was in 2017,1918 and 1775 or 1776 one those two. It is an eye opening read and more then a coincidence.
LMAO. What a nut.
Revelation 6:12 (ESV)
12 When he opened the sixth seal, I looked, and behold, there was a great earthquake, and the sun became black as sackcloth, the full moon became like blood,
You scared, bro?
Matthew 24:29 (ESV)
the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light; the stars will fall from the sky, and the heavenly bodies will be shaken
The stars will fall from the sky, you say?
Why didn't they fall during any of the previous thousands of total solar eclipses?
Freak.
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