Eclipse Authority News Today

Thousands of visitors flocked for a premium spot Monday in the Hill Country, but depending on where you were in San Antonio, cloud cover was not enough to get in the way of watching history unfold.

If the clouds clear enough during the total solar eclipse, you could see Jupiter, Venus and maybe even Mars and Saturn.

Adam Caskey and Justin Horne, along with a large KSAT crew, check out Fredericksburg as activity ramps up leading to Monday's eclipse.

The Texas Department of Transportation has a message for those driving ahead of Monday’s eclipse: take caution and be prepared.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has a tool that can compute every solar eclipse from any city in the past or the future, between 1499 BC and the year 3000.

Ready to experience the event of a lifetime? Multiple watch parties and festivals are scheduled for Monday, when the total eclipse takes to the sky around 1:30 p.m.

KSAT to livestream, broadcast total solar eclipse coverage from 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.

All 5 KSAT meteorologists will cover everything you need to know about the solar eclipse; answer your questions

Kerrville is expecting so many visitors, parking is expected to be tricky. Many people have already pre-paid for spots.

Students at Schreiner University, Texas State University and University of Texas (including UTSA) will have classes suspended during the solar event.