Question Where are you viewing the 2023 & 2024 Solar Eclipses?

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My house is about three miles from the center line, this is the forecast. Wondering if they can reschedule it until later in the week?

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I've seen many posts on FB about how crowded the roads will be after. I guess we were lucky in 2017 when we just got off the hiway blindly an hour before Totality and checked out the parks in a city of 35,000. The third park wasn't crowded and had dumpsters & porta-potties. After it was done, we hit the road to the airport, my daughter drove while I watched Google Maps and suggested some detours as slowdowns emerged on the site. We got to the airport quite early. Texas is a big place so I'll watch for faster roads as needed.

Many on FB are worried about the weather. It's always a risk so not for the faint-hearted. We're going and we'll discuss options the night before.
 
My view, if the eclipse was today.

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The forecast for Monday.

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We lucked out with the weather here north of Dallas - forecast really improved over the last 24 hours, and while we had some clouds we also had enough clear sky/thin overcast for it to be a pretty amazing show. Definitely lived up to the hype, especially since we didn't have to travel anywhere to see it.
 
I took a time lapse of totality in our wildflower meadow.

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