A quick preview to an mostly meaningless important celestial event . . .
"The eclipse begins MONDAY at 12:37 PM and ends at 3:11 PM. The maximum partial eclipse over Kansas City will be at 1:54 PM, so that will be the best time for viewing, depending on clouds."
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Solar Eclipse Viewing Guide for Kansas City
KC Metro will only experience a partial eclipse on Monday, which means you will need to wear solar eclipse glasses for the entire event.
Kansas won't get a total solar eclipse, so these residents are traveling hours to catch it
Kansas residents can expect to see between 70% and 95% of the sun covered during Monday's eclipse, depending on whether they live. But there won't be another total eclipse in the contiguous U.S. for another two decades, so some enthusiasts say the drive is worth it.
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