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NASA projects the eclipse will be visible across North America, Central America, and South America, including parts of the U.S. and Mexico.
The first of the two will be the Annular Solar Eclipse which will be happening this week. The direct path for this event will be closest to Montana.
While the annular solar eclipse's path of totality is far from Tennessee, here's why you should get your eclipse glasses ready.
A cold front moving through South Texas on Friday will provide clearing skies and good viewing for the eclipse in South Texas, Saturday.
The annular solar eclipse (also called the ring of fire) will happen on Saturday, and while the Tri-State won't see a full eclipse, we will still get a pretty cool view!