How This Week's Solar Eclipse Will Alter Temperature, Wind, and Humidity
- A partial solar eclipse will occur today from 1:00 PM to 2:45 PM, with the sun covered around 20% in Berlin, 18% in Portsmouth, and about 16% in Manchester and Nashua around 2:00 PM.
- Warm temperatures near 80 continue across New Hampshire today with dropping humidity, while Wednesday remains mainly sunny and dry with highs in the low 80s.
- Thursday looks cloudier and more humid with passing thunderstorms, following isolated storm chances north tonight and spot showers south of the mountains.
- After shaking lingering clouds and showers on Friday, pleasant sunshine and low humidity return with highs in the 70s to near 80.
- Significantly cooler air from Canada will move into New Hampshire by the end of the week as a major weather pattern change takes shape.
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On Wednesday 12 August, a spectacular solar eclipse will be visible in France, with up to 99.5% of the hidden solar disk. This phenomenon will lead to a decrease in temperatures and an increase in humidity.
Those planning to observe the partial solar eclipse on Wednesday evening will be in good spirits. The weather will be clear, the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) has warned.
Experts urge to comply with recommendations to prevent eye problems during the eclipse. More information: The DGT warns: "If the eclipse can be observed from the place of residence, it is advisable to avoid long displacements"
The coast between Coimbra and Minho, Grande Porto and Grande Lisboa are at risk to see the eclipse: they will have low clouds. The interior and the whole south are clean, but with yellow warning for heat of 40oC.
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