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When and where to see the April 2024 total solar eclipse in Raleigh

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Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s today’s total solar eclipse.According to NASA, while Raleigh isn’t in the eclipse’s path of totality, our region will experience a partial eclipse today from ~1:59 p.m. to ~4:29 p.m. Our maximum view of the phenomenon — when the sun is 78.6% blocked by the moon — is expected at 3:15 p.m.Remember, you’ll need a pair of solar viewers to safely see the eclipse; be sure to brush up on NASA’s safety guidelines.If you’re looking to join a free viewing party, try these:If you’ve got your solar viewers are plan to catch the eclipse at a local park to catch the solar eclipse, these are some of our favorites:

Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s today’s total solar eclipse.According to NASA, while Raleigh isn’t in the eclipse’s path of totality, our region will experience a partial eclipse today from ~1:59 p.m. to ~4:29 p.m. Our maximum view of the phenomenon — when the sun is 78.6% blocked by the moon — is expected at 3:15 p.m.Remember, you’ll need a pair of solar viewers to safely see the eclipse; be sure to brush up on NASA’s safety guidelines.If you’re looking to join a free viewing party, try these:If you’ve got your solar viewers are plan to catch the eclipse at a local...

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