Total Eclipse of the Sun

Truly, this really puts into perspective what we experienced in Maine on April 8th during the total solar eclipse.

I guess the nor'easter for Maine and New Hampshire was payment for some of the best weather to see the total eclipse of the sun.

The Red Cross is working with state agencies and emergency services departments to get ready for any potential situations that might arise during the eclipse.

The closer we get to the eclipse, the more accurate the predictions get; that is what we can attribute to the shift.

The Total Solar Eclipse that will have folks 'from away' traveling to Northern Maine is on April 8th, 2024.

Maine is known as 'Vacationland,' so we’re already used to tourists, but things are going to be different leading up to April 8th.

On Monday, April 8th, 2024, many towns and cities in Northern Maine will experience a Total Solar Eclipse in the late afternoon.

This will be an event for both those who want to try to be competitive and those who just want to run and watch the skies.

NASA lists Caribou on its locations to watch the eclipse.