‘Near perfect’ forecast for today’s solar eclipse
WLNS - 2024-04-08T10:07:45.000Z

We are hours away from the 2024 Solar Eclipse, and the forecast for Mid-Michigan is near perfect. A weakening low-pressure system will bring a few isolated sprinkles to the area this morning, with dry conditions settling in by daybreak. Dry air will move into Mid-Michigan throughout the rest of the day, decreasing cloud cover for the eclipse this afternoon.

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