A solar eclipse — where the moon passes in front of the moon — will cross New York State on Monday afternoon, April 8.
Portions of the Adirondacks will be in the path of “The Totality” causing darkness for more than 3 minutes between 3 and 3:30 p.m.
“The temperature drops. Insects and birds are singing and then it’s total silence. Animal behavior changes. It feels like dusk,” Scientist Mindy …
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