It's almost time for the 2024 solar eclipse! The path of totality will miss much of the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area, but for those who can't travel far from it, you'll still be in for quite a spectacle.
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In total, there are 20 state parks and historic sites in the path of totality that will be open for visitors. But don’t expect to find a camping site or a cabin.
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The solar eclipse will cast darkness across southeast Missouri on Monday. Lee Weather Team Meteorologist Joe Martucci looks at the cloud cover forecast to help find the best viewing conditions.
Scattered showers are impacting the region this morning. These showers look to mostly dissipate by midmorning, but then scattered storms will develop this afternoon ahead of a cold front.