RT @NOAANCEI: Don’t get blinded by the light 🎶 when viewing the #GreatAmericanEclipse next week. Instead, pick up a pair of glasses from one of the reputable sites noted by @NASA. While you’re at it, see our Historical Likelihood of Viewability map too. https://t.co/WnngbCEcMZ https://t.co/p8DeE6r1Us

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RT @NOAANCEI: Don’t get blinded by the light 🎶 when viewing the #GreatAmericanEclipse next week. Instead, pick up a pair of glasses from one of the reputable sites noted by @NASA. While you’re at it, see our Historical Likelihood of Viewability map too. https://t.co/WnngbCEcMZ https://t.co/p8DeE6r1Us

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RT @NOAANCEI: 😎 In honor of National One Cent Day, here’s our two cents—April 8 will be your last opportunity to view a total solar eclipse for over two decades in the contiguous U.S. Don’t throw away your shot. https://t.co/WnngbCEcMZ #GreatAmericanEclipse https://t.co/mUzoK8T6Mi

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You can now check the official @NWS 7-day forecast at https://t.co/WCLxtW3m0G for site-specific weather conditions on April 8th during the Solar Eclipse. But be sure to check for updates! #TotalSolarEclipse #GreatAmericanEclipse https://t.co/k2QtjtM1AU

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