The total solar eclipse will pass through the Miami Valley in just a matter of days and Storm Center 7′s Nick Dunn has the latest forecast.
>> WHIO-TV to give away total eclipse sunglasses; How do I get them?
Storm Center 7 Chief Meteorologist Austin Chaney is continuing to monitor the forecast for the eclipse on Monday. He’ll have the latest impacts starting on News Center 7 at 5:00.
The most recent forecast models show the chance for sun is increasing, but some show lingering cloud coverage.
>> Total Solar Eclipse 2024: What time does the eclipse start?
Storm Center 7 will continue to monitor trends as April 8th approaches.
As of Friday, confidence is medium as forecasting cloud cover in a specific one-to-three-hour window is difficult as things change quickly.
We will continue to follow this story.
©2024 Cox Media Group
