I'll be adding on to this thread about the Eclipse.
First, cloud cover is currently being predicted for most of the path of totality. This is always changeable, but as it stands now, it's not looking good. (White equals cloud cover predicted on this map.)
ECLIPSE CLOUD COVER WATCH:
Model: GFS
Verification Confidence: Very Low
Synopsis: We're still 13 days away, at this point any cloud cover plot is worthless. The bigger thing to take away at this point, and what is slightly concerning is the guidance suggests the overall upper air pattern around this time will be active, one that supports multiple storm systems traversing the country along the path.
First, cloud cover is currently being predicted for most of the path of totality. This is always changeable, but as it stands now, it's not looking good. (White equals cloud cover predicted on this map.)
ECLIPSE CLOUD COVER WATCH:
Model: GFS
Verification Confidence: Very Low
Synopsis: We're still 13 days away, at this point any cloud cover plot is worthless. The bigger thing to take away at this point, and what is slightly concerning is the guidance suggests the overall upper air pattern around this time will be active, one that supports multiple storm systems traversing the country along the path.