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Put them on a bus and send them back to Florida.

Niagara Falls declares state of emergency ahead of April 8 total eclipse as 1M expected

^Kinda funny.

Zomg emergency; tourists are coming for one day!

W/e just put some extra shitters all over the place so people have somewhere to piss/s**t and beyond that let them deal with traffic & general busy-ness.

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No for supporting trump. Because doing so is deplorable.

Since my house is between two steep hills and covered with trees, I thought I would check to see if the eclipse is visible at my location. So I went outside and identified the suns location at that time of day (3 P.M.). IT WAS BEAUTIFUL. I couldn't ask for anything better. But will the weather cooperate?

Indiana has some very interesting weather. We might even see a tornado, or hail storm or flash floods or ?????. Or it might be a clear perfect day for a very unique event.

A few days ago we were in the 70s and 80s degree weather outside. As I look out the window, it is snowing mixed with rain. So predicting the weather this time of year is difficult to say the least.

One of the local weather forecasters has made the following prediction.

Hoosiers can now count the days until the total solar eclipse rolls over Indianapolis on one hand, and the weather forecast has slightly improved for April 8.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis offers a 7-day forecast and despite severe weather yesterday and cold rain today, the weather during the eclipse could be mild.

Still five days away, the forecast is limited and may change as we progress through the week.

The local NWS meteorologists in Indy say there will be a 20% chance of showers for Monday, April 8. This is a slightly better outlook than yesterday’s forecast for Monday. Skies are predicted to be partly sunny with a high near 67 degrees.

But it is still a few days away and forecast may become clearer during the next few days. After all when I looked outside a couple minutes ago, it was a heavy snowfall.

The weather forecasters are getting excited.

One Week Until Total Eclipse

New York Inmates Suing to View the Solar Eclipse Due to Prison Lockdowns

I read my local newspaper article about the upcoming solar eclipse. Some of the advice given in the article is worth noting.

The town I live in is small. The same may be said of other cities in the path of the solar eclipse. The surge of people into our communities may effect some of our services because they can become overloaded. This is especially true of cell phones, internet access, access to emergency first responders, etc. The article indicates:

Have communication plans in place. With the influx of visitors possibly straining our cell phone towers and our internet connections, prepare a communication plan early with family and friends. Coordinate where you will be, if and where you will meet and plan for extra travel time.

Have cash on hand for purchases, in case internet access becomes limited or card readers are down.

Have a fully stocked first aid kit nearby, and expect potential delays in response times from emergency services.

Many of the services that we take for granted day in and day out may be overwhelmed.

Interesting. I have an old fashion telephone. It may actually be operational if the normal cell phones and landlines go offline. It may actually be one of the only phones that continue to be operational should the rest fail.

We all got post cards telling us to plan ahead and that cell phone service might go down.
Suppose to be cloudy here .

uh oh, that means it will likely be cloudy in farmington/fredericktown MO.

Excuse my ignorance but when is this thing?