Hazardous Coastal Conditions for the Mid-Atlantic; Storm System Approaching Southern Alaska

A Nor'easter will create hazardous marine and coastal conditions along the Mid-Atlantic coast through mid-week, with significant coastal flooding and beach erosion possible. Meanwhile, another strong storm system is forecast to bring high winds and heavy precipitation to portions of southern Alaska. Elsewhere, relatively benign weather is expected through the first half of the work week. Read More >

April 8th 2024 Solar Eclipse

Totality occurs between 3:15 and 3:35 PM in northern NY and Vermont, lasting for upwards of 3.57 minutes.

Countdown to Partial Eclipse Start

Eclipse Track and Timing

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Informational Video from NASA

NASA's Total Solar Eclipse Safety Webpage

Viewing Eclipses

Image Credit: NASA/AAS

Cold Water

American Astronomical Society: Eclipse Safety and Solar Viewer Information

NWS Cold Water Hazards and Safety

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Step through visible satellite imagery each afternoon of April 8th since 1979:

Archived cloud cover (courtesy of SSEC at University of Wisconsin-Madison) Temperatures: Normals and Records

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Eclipse Preview

Eclipse Science

Cloud Climatology

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Citizen Science Projects

Kids - PBS Learning

â€‹ Adults/families

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Additional Resources

NASA Eclipse Webpage

â€‹ NWS Caribou Eclipse Page

NWS Gray Maine Eclipse Page

State of Vermont - Eclipse Information

State of New York - Eclipse Information

If you would like to view the Eclipse Presentation the National Weather Service held at the Fletcher Free Library on March 24th, click the image below.