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CHICAGO — The big day is here. The much-anticipated solar eclipse commences Monday afternoon, and weather conditions are looking nice for Chicagoland. It should be mostly clear throughout the middle of the country, which is in the path of totality for the eclipse. In Chicagoland, we’ll see about 94% of the sun covered, which means […]

The peak of the show will be at 3:21 p.m.

Louisiana is set to see a partial eclipse on Monday, April 8. The partial eclipse will begin at 12:28 p.m. with maximum coverage happening at 1:48 p.m. The eclipse will end at 3:08 p.m.

Here's everything to know about viewing the total solar eclipse on April 8, including the path of totality and what time the eclipse will peak.

As we count down the final minutes for the solar eclipse, enjoy a bit of fun with Google's Doodle. Remember those solar eclipse glasses!

It's finally here. The great eclipse of 2024. Here is a last-minute guide to enjoy it

Here’s your guide to the rare celestial event.

A total solar eclipse is passing over North America on April 8, creating a path of totality that will cast some parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada in darkness. About 31 million people live along the path of totality and will be able to witness a total eclipse, but the majority of Americans will be able to see at least a partial eclipse. A stunning view of the total solar eclipse was captured at Niagara Falls State Park in New York.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is urging motorists to be careful if they have to drive during Monday’s eclipse. “Other drivers may be clogging the roads,” the agency said in a post Sunday on X, formerly Twitter. “Drive slower to keep safe and stay alert.” NHTSA also recommended that drivers pull over to…

Kansas City saw a nearly 90 percent coverage