RossKean
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So, who is traveling to see it? Who lives in the path of totality?
Being Atlantic Canada, what is the likelihood that the sky will be clear on the afternoon of April 8, 2024?
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Path of totality goes through Fredericton, but I might take a run up to somewhere near the midline at Blackville or just north of Hartland NB for the maximum duration of totality.
(13m, 17s in Blackville vs 12m, 3s at home)
If our forecast is crap, I might even consider a ride to Sherbrook QC (620 km). Not likely to witness another total solar eclipse in my lifetime.
Have to order a pair of "Eclipse Glasses" for safe viewing...
Total eclipse is anywhere between the two red lines. The blue is the midline where you will get maximum duration.
Being Atlantic Canada, what is the likelihood that the sky will be clear on the afternoon of April 8, 2024?
Interactive Map
Path of totality goes through Fredericton, but I might take a run up to somewhere near the midline at Blackville or just north of Hartland NB for the maximum duration of totality.
(13m, 17s in Blackville vs 12m, 3s at home)
If our forecast is crap, I might even consider a ride to Sherbrook QC (620 km). Not likely to witness another total solar eclipse in my lifetime.
Have to order a pair of "Eclipse Glasses" for safe viewing...
Total eclipse is anywhere between the two red lines. The blue is the midline where you will get maximum duration.
