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ONE YEAR FROM TOMORROW: The "Great American Eclipse" will carve a path of totality right through the heart of Texas. For up to 4 minutes, near-total darkness will occur in the middle of the afternoon. Austin, San Antonio, and DFW are included. Pray for a cloudless sky! #txwx

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Avery Tomasco3 years ago

Thinking of grabbing a hotel out in, say, Fredericksburg? Think again. They are all sold out more than a year in advance.

Avery Tomasco3 years ago

Snapshot of the path of totality through Texas The ~2 weeks before the eclipse will be some of the most high-stress forecasting of my life. Lorddddd let there be not a cloud in sight

Meteorologist Will Haenni WWMT3 years ago

Homie's already got the graphic game ON FLEEK

Avery Tomasco3 years ago

This took me longer to make than I care to admit. AR version already giving me anxiety

Probably Austin’s Best Roofer3 years ago

We have land in Spicewood we will be setting up for campers!

Devon Garrison3 years ago

On my 55th birthday! What a gift that will be.

April Wise3 years ago

I think 2016 there was a nice one here... co-worker got amazing pic w just a sliver of sun before it was completely covered. Lunar eclipse are my fav.

Matt Ritter, Multi-Platform Meteorologist3 years ago

I intend to be there. It's been too long, anyway!

MSJ | Student | DFW3 years ago

I have yet to decide if the totality is going to be better here or at home.

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