The next time a solar eclipse passes over the United States will be 2044.
People packed open lawns to look up on August 21, 2017. At the time, the moon covered less of the sun than it will this Monday. The total eclipse time was also less. This is all the more reason to take in Monday's spectacle.
When the moon fully obscures the sun on Monday, it will take Gennaro Farra back to 1976 in Melbourne when he was 9.Monday's total solar eclipse has New Yorkers feeling excited. Many couples were out hunting for special solar glasses that they hoped to get free at Warby Parker - but they ran out.Even if it is not the best view in the city, Vanessa Rouzenrouch says she will not miss this moment.How to find the best solar eclipse viewing spot near you
Chief Meteorologist Lee Goldberg will cover the eclipse from Syracuse, New York, while meteorologist Brittany Bell will be reporting from Niagara Falls. Plus, we invite you to watch
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