Today is the day of the solar eclipse. This afternoon in the NYC/NJ area you will be able to see a partial solar eclipse. If you are planning to watch the eclipse with your protective eye wear, we’ve compiled a schedule of when you can begin based on your current location in the United States.
Only certain cities that are in the direct path of the totality, will be able to see the sun completely covered by the moon for a short period of time. Even if you aren’t in that path the eclipse will be visible for you, but the sun will not be completely covered. According to NASA, some of those cities that are in the path of totality include:
Buffalo, NY
Little Rock, Arkansas
Dallas, Texas
Carbondale, Illinois
Cleveland, Ohio
Erie, Pennsylvania
Burlington, Vermont
Lancaster, New Hampshire
Caribou, Maine
Evansville, Illinois
Paducah, Kentucky
Idabel, Oklahoma
City | Start Time | End Time |
New York City | 2:10pm | 4:36pm |
Newark, New Jersey | 2:10pm | 4:36pm |
Atlanta, Georgia | 1:45pm | 3:04pm |
Houston, Texas | 12:20pm | 3:01pm |
Los Angeles, California | 10:06am | 12:20pm |
Chicago, Illinois | 12:51pm | 2:05pm |
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