Millions of Celebrities and Fans Await Solar Eclipse Excitement
As the much-anticipated solar eclipse approaches, millions of people across the country are gearing up to witness this rare celestial event. In western Washington, there is a 20% blockage of the sun visible, although weather conditions may impact visibility.
Despite the challenges posed by the weather, many enthusiasts and fans in Seattle are eagerly anticipating the eclipse. KOMO Meteorologist Theron Zahn has warned that overcast skies may make it difficult for viewers to catch a glimpse of the eclipse in Seattle.
Many are reminiscing about the 2017 eclipse in Seattle, where about 90% of the sun was covered. NASA and experts recommend using specialized eye protection for solar viewing during the eclipse to prevent any damage to the eyes.
The eclipse in Seattle is expected to begin around 10:39 a.m. and end at 12:21 p.m., with the maximum eclipse occurring at 11:29 a.m. Those in Seattle and surrounding areas are advised to plan their viewing accordingly.
Looking ahead, the next total solar eclipse in the continental United States is set to occur on Aug. 22, 2044, mainly passing through parts of North Dakota and Montana. Following that, another eclipse that will traverse a large portion of the contiguous U.S. is scheduled for Aug. 12, 2045, with northern California being closest to the path of the eclipse.
Excitement is building as celebrities and fans alike prepare to witness the awe-inspiring solar eclipse, a rare event that never fails to capture the imagination of millions.
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