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A partial solar eclipse will be visible across most of the US on October 14, 2023. Within a narrow central path from Oregon to Texas and in parts of Central Americal, Columbia and Brazil an annular or ring of fire eclipse will be visible. Finding your way to somewhere in the approximately 100 mile wide path of totality is essential to see the spectacular ring of fire effect.

Jay Anderson's Eclipsophile site has cloud cover climate maps for future eclipses.

Resources that I'm using to plan observation of this extraordinary event include:

• Xavier Jubier's Solar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 14 Mapping Tool
• NASA Annular Solar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 14
• Eclipse Photography - Fred Espenak
• EclipseWise - Annular Solar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 14 from Fred Espenak ( map)
• Eye Safety During a Total Solar Eclipse
• Mr Eclipse - Fred Espenak's comprehensive eclipse resource
• Observing and Photographing the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse - Jerry Lodriguss
• Dr. Kate Russo - Community Eclipse Planning
• Safe Solar Viewing
• White light solar filters comparison
• Xavier Jubier's Camera Shutter Speed Calculator for Solar Eclipses