An annular solar eclipse will pass over the area on Saturday, Oct. 14.
This annular eclipse happens when the Moon is at or near its farthest point from Earth. As a result, the Moon appears slightly smaller than the Sun, which creates a socalled “Ring of Fire” around the Moon.
The path of maximum obfuscation – where you can best view the Ring of Fire – lies a little west and south of here. In…
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