What you will see

You will see a partial eclipse in . You'll need to use special eye protection or a viewing method such as indirect projection because looking directly at the sun during a partial eclipse can still damage your eyes. Depending on how much of the area of the sun is obscured, you may see some darkening of the sky, and you may observe an effect in which daylight may appear to be dim, as if the sky were overcast, but objects still cast sharp shadows. Check out the info below on the partial eclipse in your area. Jump down to the next section to see where you can go to view the total eclipse or choose another city from the dropdown menu above.

is in the path of totality, and that means you will see a total eclipse! There will be a period of partial eclipse, and then, as the total eclipse approaches, you will see a phenomenon known as "Baily's Beads", in which beads of sunlight will shine through in some places, but not others. This will culminate with the "diamond ring" effect, the last bright flash of light before the total eclipse. During totality, the sun's corona will be visible, which many people report is a magnificent sight! Check out more details below or choose another city from the dropdown menu above.