It's time for the big celestial event. In the ensemble map above we can infer there will be a lot of cloud foiling and a lot of lucky sungazers. It is currently not looking good for most of Texas or New York. You Mainiacs are looking great. Arkansas through Indiana appears to be pretty good, but not a guarantee...

Below is the latest HRRR cloud cover forecast for my home state D:

The NAM is ushering in a much more comforting scenario...

In conclusion, the more nimble you are, the more you'll up your chances of seeing this thing. If you haven't seen a total eclipse, it is worth fighting for. I'll be departing Houston at 5AM with my Mother and Nat targeting SE Oklahoma / SW Arkansas, traffic allowing.
PREPARATION
To avoid wasting time in potential lines, we are bringing sandwiches, snacks and water. Top off the gas tank when you can. in 2017 we experienced zero traffic, but others had stories of log jam hell, so mentally prepare patience for that. Crappy roach motels were available for $300-$600.
After the Eclipse, we will be chasing storms...

Many of us are going to have wonderful stories, others not so much. Remember, when it's good it's fun, when its bad it's funny. Looking forward to hear everyone's stories of success and failure. Let's use this thread for tips and tactics. Good luck Soul Chasers!
Nathan Alvis
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