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This map shows the path of totality for the 2024 eclipse. Due to the moon’s close proximity to the earth, the width of the path is roughly 115 miles wide. To view this map in larger and other formats, view it at the source: https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5123/ The previous eclipse in 2017 had a path roughly 62 to 70 miles wide because the moon was further away from the earth.
This is one of those very sunny days with below zero temperatures. The city is in the midst of a deep freeze on January 14, 2024. This view is to the southeast.
The city looks nice after a small snow storm on January 13, 2024. This view is looking south.
As strong storms approached the city, I set up a couple of phones in the corner to capture some 60fps FHD video. February 27, 2024
An exceptionally sunny early February afternoon in downtown Chicago. Looking to the southeast, the vibrant blue Lake Michigan glistens in the low angle sunlight. This picture was taken around 2:46pm on February 4.
