Millions of Texans saw yesterday’s solar eclipse in totality from their front yards, rooftops, state parks, or smartphones. Skies began to darken during the April 8th eclipse around 1 p.m. CDT ...

Myra Mehta, 10, of Mountain View, looks at a partial eclipse through her do-it-yourself solar eclipse viewer at the Foothill College Observatory in Los Altos Hills, Calif., on Monday, April 8 ...

Highlights From the Total Solar Eclipse’s Dark Path Through the U.S., ... Texas, pop. 4,229, were among the districts in East Texas that closed on Monday for the solar eclipse.

Total solar eclipse was totally awesome. ... A small park in east Fort Worth, Texas captured America’s ‘solar eclipse’ spirit By Mac Engel. Updated April 8, 2024 10:31 PM.

Mariam Mahmood, left, 8-year-old Deema Mahmood, Bilal Mahmood and 5-year-old Maher Mahmood look up at the sky during the solar eclipse at the East Plano Islamic Center in Plano, Texas, on April 8 ...

News and updates from the 2024 total solar eclipse: ... The best views of the solar eclipse in the U.S. span from Texas through Illinois, ... But he said those clouds will be moving east as the ...

When the local Walmart was sold out of its “Solar Eclipse” glasses at 8 a.m. on the day of the momentous event, it was the surest sign we had made it. Other than toilet paper during COVID ...

A rare total solar eclipse, the first in seven years and the last in two decades over the continental United States, completed its trek Monday across parts of Mexico, 15 states and eastern Canada.

Late morning clouds threatened to spoil Monday's total solar eclipse, but by the time of the totality, Texas was the place to be. An estimated 12,000 people flocked to the Cotton Bowl Monday to ...

The total solar eclipse in Texas begins at 1:27 CT in Del Rio, at the U.S.- Mexican border. It will continue on a north by northeast trajectory, affecting multiple major cities including Austin ...