CARIBOU, Maine - Maine is expected to be a top travel destination for the 2024 solar eclipse, with a large portion of the state in the "path of totality." Here's everything you need to know about ...

People trickle in, and then the eclipse is over, and suddenly everyone wants to go home. And I'm gonna be in Jackman, Maine ... And if you're in the Forks, is gonna be a minute and a half.

When the long-awaited total eclipse of the sun arrives on the afternoon of April 8, it will cut a 100-mile-wide path from Mexico to Canada, including a swath of western and northern Maine.

Over a dozen lucky U.S. states are located in the eclipse’s path of totality, spanning from Texas to Maine – and they’re getting ready to welcome travelers for the exceptional natural ...

As expected, snow, ice and clouds put a damper on viewing the sunrise solar eclipse in New Hampshire and Maine. All ofMaine and New Hampshire are under weather advisories due to the storm ...

Months before the April 8 solar eclipse darkened Maine's midday skies, the spectacle already looked like a potential windfall for the state's economy. As E Day approached, bookings at hotels ...

While Florida is not in the path of totality for the partial solar eclipse, there may be plenty of snowbirds or friends from Maine who can see the solar horns — for just a few minutes.

Learn more. In an unexpected move by Mother Nature, Maine had baby blue, nearly cloudless skies Monday – among the best weather in the country to watch the total solar eclipse. The moon covered ...

Some people follow rock bands. Some chase tornadoes. Others travel to see celestial events, such as eclipses. Communities in northern Maine have been preparing for an influx of thousands for the ...