The annular solar eclipse happened Saturday afternoon, and for many of you the view was blocked by clouds. However some folks in our area were lucky enough to see the eclipse and capture a photo!
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We have another hot week ahead, but the heat won't be the only impact the sun brings. The UV index is climbing again as we look ahead to a week full of partly to mostly sunny skies.
The city partners with Solar Energy Solutions to get a better price.
Climate Central just released their WeatherPower Year in Review report showing which states produced the most wind and solar energy in 2021, and Kentucky and Indiana are both on the list.
Thursday morning an annular solar eclipse will happen, but the view will look a little different in our area.
Right now we are in the middle of something that won't happen again until 2029. - three eclipses in one lunar month!
Renewable energy like hydro, solar, geothermal and wind power generation facilities
Online bidding for the cars is already underway and will run through a live event in Woodland on Oct. 26.