RT @NOAANCEI: 🌘 ALERT: an annular eclipse is crossing from Oregon through Texas in the contiguous United States this autumn! See how to view this hot event: https://t.co/pxe49vB9jq #Eclipse2023 #NCEIAnnularEclipse https://t.co/hxPSzCpgjH

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RT @NOAANCEI: Fall foliage is certainly a highlight in October—but what if you could combine that magic with an incredible view of the solar #Eclipse2023? Pack your bags and use the #NCEIAnnularEclipse map to find the best viewing location: bit.ly/NCEIAnnularSolarEclip… @NCState_NCICS

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The shadow from #Eclipse2023 is beginning to become apparent across the western US on @NOAASatellites #GOES18/#GOESwest True Color RGB images: geosphere.ssec.wisc.edu/#pla…;

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RT @NWSMidland: Still craving more eclipse photos??🤤🤤
You've come to the right place😌

Here's what we saw before, during, and after peak annularity yesterday!😍🤩

...oh yeah and tomorrow's weather will look a lot like today's #txwx #nmwx #Eclipse2023

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