If you're a star-gazer or enjoy all the night sky has to hold, your Storm Center 7 team is here to help explain what planets are visible, what meteor showers are peaking and when the next eclipse will be. Share your photos with us using the hashtag #SkyWitness7.

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Clouds return tonight; Rain chances increase this week

Showers this morning and low clouds start to clear. They should be out by late morning. Into the afternoon, high level cirrus clouds are arriving from the southwest.

By WHIO Staff and Britley RitzApril 08, 2024 at 4:05 pm EDT

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Montgomery County activates ‘Emergency Operation Center’ amid eclipse

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Why you shouldn’t use a cellphone to photograph the total solar eclipse

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Total Eclipse 2024: What's happening in the Miami Valley?

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Police, fire departments share safety tips for today’s total solar eclipse

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Solar eclipse 2024: Where will the eclipse be visible? This map, timeline shows your area

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Solar eclipse 2024: No glasses? Make an eclipse viewer from a cereal box; piece of paper

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‘It’s a historical thing;’ Ohioans ready for total solar eclipse

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Total Solar Eclipse: Court, Rec Plex, among early closures today in Kettering

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Solar eclipse 2024: Enter your zip code, see how eclipse will look from your home

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Rumpke adjusting trash pickup today due to total solar eclipse

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‘It’s exciting;’ People travel thousands of miles to view total solar eclipse in Miami Valley

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Solar eclipse 2024: When should I put on my eclipse glasses?

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Resources

Solar eclipse 2024: What time does it start; will I be able to see it; glasses; livestream

Those in the roughly 2,575-mile path will see a total solar eclipse – meaning that they will go into total darkness as the moon moves in between the sun and the Earth.

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Armstrong Air and Space Museum: Solar Eclipse (Partial and Full)

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Boonshoft Museum: Humanity’s return to the Moon

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Meteors explained: What happens before the flash of light?

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What you need to know: Space Glossary

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