Some cities in the path of totality won’t have great weather during the April total solar eclipse, making them less ideal for viewing the cosmic event.
The upcoming April total solar eclipse is set to be one of the biggest events of the next twenty years. It’s the last time the mainland U.S. will see a total solar eclipse until 2045, and that means a lot of people are traveling to make the most of the cosmic event. Unfortunately, some cities in the path of totality won’t have great weather during the event. Here are a few you’ll probably want to avoid.
These new weather predictions are part of The Farmer’s Almanac, which has a pretty good track record. While I’m not going to say that these cities will have terrible views of the eclipse throughout the entire event, those who are really trying to make the most of it will probably want to try for some better options. That said, no matter where you are in the path of totality, the event itself is sure to be quite a spectacle. Now, here are a few cities you might want to avoid during the April total eclipse, as well as some reasons why I recommend steering clear if you want the best view of the eclips
April Total Solar Eclipse Cities Weather View
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