In Western New York, a thick clouds cover will likely impair eclipse eclipse watching, according to Jim Mitchell, a meteorologhist with the National Weather Serrvice.
Though Sunday will start out partly sunny, a new weather system moving from the south promises to usher in the clouds by late afternoon, said Mitchell, who added, “Nowhere close to here is going to get a good view of the eclipse.”
As for the workweek, Mitchell said, Monday and Tuesday will see the possibility of rain. Dryer weather is expected to arrive Wednesday and continue into next weekend, with high temperatures in the low 60s – about normal for this time of the year, according to Mitchell.
But for regional super blood moon optimists, bring binoculars, telescopes, chairs and blankets to watch the eclipse Sunday at Penn Dixie or Woodlawn Beach State Park. At Penn Dixie. the sky gazing starts at 7 p.m. at the former quarry, 4050 North St., Hamburg.
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