As the total solar eclipse on April 8 approaches, CNY Central is gearing up for this rare astrological event. The last total eclipse visible in New York dates back to 1925, and the next one after April’s event won’t be seen until 2079. Syracuse, New York will experience a minute and a half of total darkness starting at 3:22 p.m., being in the direct path of totality. Here are some highlights of the Eclipse 2024 coverage:

– The Southern Cayuga School District Planetarium offers educational opportunities for experiencing the solar eclipse.
– Syracuse is making preparations for the solar eclipse while being cautious of counterfeit viewing glasses.
– The first total eclipse over New York State in nearly a century is anticipated to cause traffic disruptions.
– Safety tips for viewing the eclipse, either with proper glasses or without them, are shared.
– CNY residents have 75 days left to prepare for the total solar eclipse and to anticipate the complete darkness.
– A forecast for the eclipse in CNY is discussed, giving insights into what the weather might be like in April.
– Information on how a solar eclipse occurs and where to witness upcoming eclipses in 2023 and 2024 is provided.