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Use the cloudiness map to determine cloud cover during the 2024 Solar Eclipse

Published on: 04/03/2024
Research Area(s): Social Media

screenshot of the online map viewer, showing the data stations and what percentage of viewability of the eclipse each is likely to seeWorried about weather during the 2024 Solar Eclipse? NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information cloudiness map is here to improve your experience! The interactive map shows the average heat index, temperature, dewpoint, wind chill, and obscuration levels across the contiguous U.S.—these values may be useful for finding the best spot in your region for viewing the total eclipse. Learn more: https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/news/take-your-head-out-clouds-view-2024-total-solar-eclipse

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