Our Meteorologists Reflect On The 2017 Solar Eclipse

The U.S. experienced its last Total Solar Eclipse less than 7 years ago. Our meteorologists reflect on that day, August 21, 2017.
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[@blufaerie]

I was in the GA mountains for the eclipse. It was absolutely magical!

[@TheKeenTribe]

The KeenTribe will be in Atkins, Arkansas for the eclipse. I am PRAYING for skies clear enough for us to experience what you guys did in '17!

[@Slimeydodles]

wow I live in tennessee and it was just amazing

[@Slimeydodles]

we in tennessee and we are supposed to have another one on April April 8

[@johnricciojr.5324]

2017 it was a clear sunny day in Massachusetts

[@xronald619x]

I miss my weather underground i have a crush on alex wilson i dont have the weather channel on my TV anymore 😢😢😢

[@inc2000glw]

Isnt The Weather Channel is own by Disney?

[@stevekelley7738]

Just found out from Weather Channel meteorologist Alex Wilson that the moon is about 1500 miles from earth at its closest approach. Ohhh wowwwwwww....... perhaps it's true cows really can jump over the moon ! 🤗

[@stevekelley7738]

Her guess of 1500 miles must have been taught at the Joe Biden school of meteorology. 🤣

[@inc2000glw]

That weird teeth touching fad still around?