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People are cheering. it didnt go away permanently. youre right, people have booked this cruise with this in mind, but also bonnie tyler was a big draw as well. im told that the final cabin to book it was $15,000. so there was either a big solar eclipse fan or a big "eclipse of the heart" fan. >> how long will they be out at sea? >> this is a seven-day cruise. the thing about it is this wasnt initially planned to happen. this was a normal cruise. but once they found out this eclipse was happening...

Amasse i amassing there will be a significant drop in and youll seen see some stars and plan either. >> reporter: and youre holding on to the glasses tight. even with this cloud coverage, how important are these? >> its very important during partial eclipse, as long as you can see some part of the sun, you must use protective glasses, but once we reach totality, you can safely see it with the naked eye. >> reporter: what about animals behavior? theres definitely a lot of strangely during those a...

Carolina. this is going to be a wonderful two-hour experience for so many people. so, chad, for viewers here in the united states and around the world who are just watching, as were watching right now. walk us through whats happening right now and what is about to happen. >> nasa.gov has a great program to look at here moving right over the western edge of idaho. but the beginning of the new solar eclipse for nebraska is now becoming almost to omaha, into des moines. leaving now the other side t...

65% cloud coverage on the south carolina coast during that 2:00 p.m. hour and even if there are clouds in the sky, there will still be something spectacular to witness as the skies will go dark in the middle of the day and the temperature will drop and even if there are clouds in the sky, people need to remember you still need to be wearing those solar filter glasses to protect from any eye damage that could occur. >> south carolina, the state is expecting more than a million visitors to flood i...

Have inclimate weather. and now, some of the flooding is working into the southeast parishes of louisiana. dallas, you are not getting the rain, but the cloud coverage. to the west, we are monitoring changes in the weather, and not only is the rain going to the sit in texas, but more rain is on the way for california. it is beneficial, but there are some things to keep in mind, and in fact, i was reading a national weather service statement that said if you live in and around a burn area into so...

On the 50th anniversary of the d-day invasion in 1994. on the evening of june 4th, 1944 general eisenhower met with his top advisers intending to give the normandy invasion the go-ahead for the following morning, june 5th. however, it was at that time that captain james martin stag chief meteorologist from the royal air force made perhaps the most important weather forecast in the history of mankind, just hours before the planned invasion captain stagg went against his colleagues recommendation ...

12,000 feet on average, the indian ocean. the region were looking at is very remote, very poor or little radar coverage out here. temperature wise weç are looking at a relatively warm ocean, temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees farenheit. the area of interest is not that warm. that is in general the indian ocean. we have to go much farther south. once were south of 40 degrees latitude south youre going to be seeing temperatures drop off quickly. in this region temperatures could be as cool a...

But weve got blizzards and youve got follow up on this tornado and this mess. were still understanding the scope of it. take it away. >> i want to show you a really unique vantage point. the nasa satellite is taking pictures of what the tornado outbreak looked like from outer space. as i put this into motion, you see the brighter white. we zoom in on here. the temperature of the clouds showing how cold it was and realnydicating the severity of the storm. you can see the burst of cloud coverage. ...

You can catch it again tonight. you want to head to maybe a >> reporter: and you thought he was a nice enough person to make rural away, away from the city, that offer, i guess? >> yeah. where theres not too many trees he was my boss, so i thought it and if the skies are bright was all right. enough and you dont have cloud >> reporter: she says robertson coverage you may see the perseid asked to use her bathroom. meteor showers. and when he came out, she says it happens every year, but this year...

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