"Ultimate Guide to Viewing and Capturing the 2024 Solar Eclipse"

TL;DR
On April 8, a solar eclipse will be visible in North America, with the path of totality covering over 30 million people in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Major centers within the 100-mile-wide band of totality will experience a full solar eclipse, while those within 200 miles will see a 90 percent or better eclipse. It's important to view the eclipse safely using approved solar eclipse glasses or indirect means, and to be cautious when photographing or recording the event. Weather forecasts indicate that clear skies may be more likely in the northeast.
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