2024-04-13 05:34:59
Today, while the total solar eclipse of 2024 captures the attention of millions, New York City, although not directly in the path of totality, awaits an impressive observation of the astronomical phenomenon.
Despite being outside the zone of totality – with a maximum expected coverage of 90% – the Big Apple will enjoy optimal weather conditions for viewing the eclipse.
Weather in New York today Monday, April 8:
According to the latest forecasts, the city of NY will benefit from a high-pressure system that promises a clear, dry day with comfortable temperatures in the 60s Fahrenheit.
Although some high clouds are anticipated, they should not hinder visibility of the eclipse. The skies are expected to remain mostly sunnyreaching a maximum temperature around 64 degrees Fahrenheit.
Eclipse times in New York
The New Yorkers You may begin to notice a darkening of the sky around 2:50 pm, with maximum occultation of the sun occurring at 3:25 pm.
Normal lighting is expected to return around 4:00 pm, providing viewers with a viewing window of just over an hour.
Upstate New York
Unlike the city of NY, Some northern areas of the state such as Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Rochester face greater climate uncertainty.
These regions have a 40 to 50 percent chance of experiencing cloud cover that could affect viewing of the eclipse.
Although clouds are expected to be mainly high and thin, the recent nor’easter that affected the region with snow and cold temperatures could influence sky conditions.
Weather in Rochester and Niagara Falls
A Rochester, one day is anticipated partly sunny with temperatures around 58 degrees Fahrenheit.
The city will experience a brief period of totality of 3.38 seconds at 3:20:48 p.m.
Niagara Falls, For their part, they also hope partly sunny skies with a maximum temperature of 56 degrees Fahrenheit.
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2024-04-13 05:34:59