During the total solar eclipse Monday, where you watch will determine what you see. If you what from an area that experiences totality, you will be treated to a view
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Vision First Optometrist Dr. Katrina Black said the only way to view this once-in-a-lifetime moment is with the proper eye protection.
Typical weather in the Ohio Valley area in early April is anything but typical.
WDRB's Hannah Strong shows the four items you'll need to create a viewer at home.
Regardless of where you decide to watch from, our entire area is close enough to totality that you will all notice something.