Clear skies Maine expected in Maine Saturday, Oct. 14, should make great viewing for an expected partial solar eclipse.
You will need eclipse glasses or an indirect view, to see the partial eclipse, which is expected to begin around midday. Peak is around 1:30pm.
A partial solar eclipse is on the way for Saturday!! While only a small portion of the sun will be covered in Maine (~15%) still worth viewing if you have eclipse glasses. The forecast looks good for viewing with plenty of sun and temps in the 60s. 🌘🌒🌓 #mewx pic.twitter.com/faMuWU55GL
— Christian Bridges 🌩️ (@ChristianWGME) October 13, 2023
Want to watch the annular solar eclipse with glasses, a camera or telescope? Here’s what's safe. https://t.co/BpB9OgIvC3
— VERIFY (@VerifyThis) October 13, 2023
If you want to see the stars shining bright over Maine, you might want to head up north. The 10th annual Stars over Katahdin is on Saturday where Mainers can see the darkest skies east of the Mississippi River.https://t.co/qpZzPePjTb
— CBS 13 News (@WGME) October 13, 2023
A partial solar eclipse is headed to Maine on Saturday, and the weather looks great for viewing it! 😎
— CBS 13 News (@WGME) October 13, 2023
The Annular Partial SOLAR ECLIPSE takes place tomorrow when the moon passes between the Earth & Sun. Since it will not completely cover the sun it is called the #RingofFire and the maximum eclipse takes place at 1:33PM You must wear protective solar viewing glasses! @CBSMiami pic.twitter.com/itP62BFFdP
— Lissette Gonzalez (@LissetteCBS4) October 13, 2023
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