In the Metro 12:43 to 3:13. It'll peak at 83% covered at 1:59When will we see it in Iowa?
In the Metro 12:43 to 3:13. It'll peak at 83% covered at 1:59When will we see it in Iowa?
Where did you find this info? I've been looking all over the interwebs and I keep getting vague and conflicting numbers on time and coverage.In the Metro 12:43 to 3:13. It'll peak at 83% covered at 1:59
People say hy-vee in Ames has them, maybe other hy-vees do as well? Sunglasses aren't enough.waited too long. can't find glasses anywhere. assuming sunglasses aren't good enough?
Where did you find this info? I've been looking all over the interwebs and I keep getting vague and conflicting numbers on time and coverage.
Nope.waited too long. can't find glasses anywhere. assuming sunglasses aren't good enough?
Proper eclipse glasses should carry a label indicating that it meets the ISO 12312-2 international safety standard by blocking more than 99.99% of the sun’s light.
There is also this page from the NY Times that shows the entire timeline and cloud coverage for your (or any selected) area.Where did you find this info? I've been looking all over the interwebs and I keep getting vague and conflicting numbers on time and coverage.
People say hy-vee in Ames has them, maybe other hy-vees do as well? Sunglasses aren't enough.
The west Hy-Vee in Ames does have them, or at least did this morning. There were a couple of bins/shelves with them in the self-checkout area.People say hy-vee in Ames has them, maybe other hy-vees do as well? Sunglasses aren't enough.
I verified that our elementary is taking the kids outside. Makes me feel better that I cancelled our trip to go see it.
Here is a map of all of the eclipses in the Contiguous US through 2050. Note that only the blue ones are total. Yes there is one in 2044, but it will barely clip the US and just on the horizon. There is one more in 2045. By then I will be pushing 80, so this may indeed be the last of my lifetime.If you're referring to what he said yesterday on 2GNC I didn't take that as him thinking it's a conspiracy, moreso he thinks it's hugely overrated (unless I missed specific conspiracy talk). I've seen some places say this is once in a lifetime/won't happen again for x00 years, then see other places that say the next one will be in 2044 - which is it?
As an outsider who admits to not fully understanding how big this event is supposed to be, I tend to agree. It's crazy to me that people will fly or drive in ridiculous traffic somewhere on a Monday just to see it get dark for an hour. Especially when you consider there could be complete cloud cover (or worse) wherever you end up during the event.
Everything you guys have mentioned about bumper to bumper traffic taking hours to go a few miles, small towns full of thousands of people, restaurants booked solid/gas stations running out of gas sound like things straight out of my nightmares.
Schools here are doing the opposite. Not letting kids out for recessI verified that our elementary is taking the kids outside. Makes me feel better that I cancelled our trip to go see it.