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Storms could spoil the 'biggest ever' total solar eclipse
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April 8, 2024
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2:09Now PlayingToday, tens of millions will witness a total solar eclipse - than at any other time in human history. The moon's shadow will trace a path across North America, over the homes of around 31 million people.
Cloud is forecast in places such as Texas, Oklahoma and southern Arkansas as people gather for what's set to be the most viewed eclipse ever.
There are a few parts of the UK where a partial eclipse could be visible but the full show will take place in Mexico, the US and Canada.
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