2024 Solar Eclipse - One Week Ago

Think back to last Monday, just a week ago.

If you viewed the solar eclipse, think of how you felt as you were mesmerized by the awe-inspiring beauty of God's creation.

Now think of what has happened since then.

There is so much more misery, chaos, and death in just a week's time because demented Biden and his deranged puppetmasters are in power.

Thinking of voting for four more years of this?

Trump's Eclipse Ad

Trump just debuted his latest campaign ad, “Eclipse” …and it’s hilarious. ☀️😂 pic.twitter.com/QUi2otlNiV

— Steven Steele (@MrStevenSteele) April 8, 2024

Sunny Hostin - Cicadas, Eclipse, Earthquake, Climate Change

Sunny Hostin and the women on The View humiliate themselves daily, but this is really an embarrassment.

The View's Sunny Hostin combines an embarrassing lack of intelligence with unbelievably shocking arrogance, which I've found is the least charming form of stupidity. https://t.co/YoiAMA9SQy

— Mollie (@MZHemingway) April 8, 2024

Climate change has nothing to do with the eclipse or the recent earthquake or the emergence of cicadas.

Networks Ignore Biden's Big Speech in Wisconsin

Crooked Joe Biden finally emerged from hiding to slur through a few minutes of remarks — and not even MSDNC cared. SAD! https://t.co/i4bljR4NWK

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 8, 2024

That's probably the most amazing thing that happened today. The Regime Media misbehaved. I bet Jill is really mad.

Eclipse in Milwaukee

So cool! #Eclipse in Milwaukee. pic.twitter.com/kYvrNMww8f

— Tom Wachs (@Tom_Wachs) April 8, 2024

Here's the moon covering 89% of sun at the eclipse's peak coverage from Milwaukee at about 2:10 p.m. #Eclipse2024 pic.twitter.com/NapnNaypfb

— Mike De Sisti (@mdesisti) April 8, 2024

The sky was completely cloudless where I was in southeastern Wisconsin.

Although there was a sort of dimming, it was still extremely light even at peak coverage.

But, put on the little cardboard glasses and discover something incredible happening above.

It was spectacular.

Milwaukee Solar Eclipse Timeline

Here's the #Milwaukee #Eclipse timeline for this afternoon.
Don't forget your #Eclipse glasses for safe viewing. #wiwx pic.twitter.com/eOBR67cl8U

— Lindsey Slater (@LindseySlaterTV) April 8, 2024

Although we'll start Monday on the cloudy side, trends have been for some afternoon clearing, so there's still hope to see the eclipse in SE WI!

Maximum eclipse occurs at 2:08 pm in Milwaukee. The sun will be 90.8% covered here. pic.twitter.com/8ZHD35tLEJ

— Sam Kuffel (@SamKuffelWx) April 7, 2024

Milwaukee Eclipse Forecast

Looking good on Monday afternoon for the Solar Eclipse. Here are the latest weather conditions and times (for Milwaukee). Partly cloudy skies expected in SE WI. Happy and safe viewing! pic.twitter.com/YZ4Qd8urgh

— Tom Wachs (@Tom_Wachs) April 8, 2024

Monday's solar eclipse begins at 12:52pm in Milwaukee and will reach maximum coverage of 90% at 2:08pm. The eclipse ends at 3:21pm.

Find the specific times and coverage for your city here: https://t.co/4LXY3KLDzU pic.twitter.com/ARzhOIpBbx

— Sam Kuffel (@SamKuffelWx) April 7, 2024

April 8 Solar Eclipse - Wisconsin Viewing Events

Experience the April 8 solar eclipse at these Wisconsin viewing events

 

It’s only a few weeks until the United States will experience a total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. It’ll be the last one visible in the States until 2044.

While Wisconsin isn’t in the “path of totality,” the state will still experience a partial solar eclipse, with some areas seeing close to 90% coverage at the peak.

In Milwaukee, the eclipse will take place from around 12:52 p.m. and 3:21 p.m. The peak will happen around 2:08 p.m. when the moon covers the sun by 89.4%. In Madison, the peak will happen around 2:06 and will see about 86.8% coverage. In Green Bay, coverage will get to around 84.6% at 2:09 p.m. You can find out what the eclipse will look like in your area here.

Many places across the state are hosting viewing parties, so if you’re not able to travel to locations in the path of totality, there are still plenty of options to gather.