On Oct. 14, The Weather Channel will track the tail end of the upcoming annular solar eclipse.
Oct. 14 marks this year’s annular eclipse, when the moon covers up to 90% of the sun. On average, the annular eclipse happens every two years, but to watch it unfold with the help of the Weather Channel is a first for many. Five crews will be in several states in the path of annularity to provide live video coverage of the event.
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