Oklahoma solar eclipse: How do they happen?
KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder explains how total solar eclipses happen.
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KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder explains how total solar eclipses happen.
Oklahoma and the rest of the country will see an incredible spectacle in the sky that you will not want to miss.
Monday's much-anticipated solar eclipse could actually cause certain critters to act kookier than normal, per scientists, who have observed cows bedding down in the daytime, dogs going silent and tortoises getting frisky during prior cosmic overlaps.
Those traveling home from seeing the path of totality should use caution and remain weather aware
NASA estimates over 31 million people live in the path of totality for Monday's solar eclipse and health experts are encouraging people to watch that eclipse with caution.