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Solar eclipse 2024: When it'll be visible in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Solar eclipse 2024: When it'll be visible in Oklahoma

It's finally the day of the Great Eclipse, and Oklahoma has a prime spot to see it as the Sooner State is in the path of totality.

Source: koco.com
Western Oklahoma wildfire data reports significant loss to land, cattle and infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Western Oklahoma wildfire data reports significant loss to land, cattle and infrastructure

Late February 2024 wildfires that scorched large swaths of land in western Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle resulted in an estimated $32.9 million in damage in the Sooner State, according

Have You Eaten at Oklahoma's Famous Railroad Car Restaurant - Vimarsana News

Have You Eaten at Oklahoma's Famous Railroad Car Restaurant

Order up surf & turf diner classics with style in this railway restaurant.

Source: z94.com
Solar Eclipse view from Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Solar Eclipse view from Oklahoma

Make sure you grab your glasses and watch the 2024 solar eclipse.

Source: yahoo.com
Solar Eclipse crosses the Sooner State - Vimarsana News

Solar Eclipse crosses the Sooner State

For some it's a one-of-a-kind event passing over southeastern Oklahoma. The Great American Solar Eclipse's path of totality and peak passed over the Sooner State on Monday. FOX23 crews were spread out across Oklahoma and Arkansas to view the event and report on it. The pictures in this story were taken in Heavener, Oklahoma. The partial eclipse started shortly after 12:35 p.m., and the moon slowly moved its way across the sun. The moon caused less and less of the sun to be visible, creating a crescent sun over Oklahoma until the eclipse hit its peak around 1:45 p.m.

Source: fox23.com