What's being called the most visible eclipse for the United States in 100 years is just days away, but there has always been a big question mark for Monday, April 8. Namely, what areas in the narrow path of totality across 15 states will have cloud cover? A brand-new forecast released by AccuWeather.com reveals where the best areas for viewing will be, with areas in green predicted to have low cloud coverage, yellow moderate coverage, and red high coverage. "Most places in the vicinity of... Read this story
