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Almanac Weather Outlook for August 20th - August 23rd
United States
Lingering rain clouds might eclipse the solar eclipse on the 21st. Wet, then fair skies return.
The Moon’s shadow could fall on clouds. Unsettled/wet followed by clearing skies.
Total eclipse may be a hard to see because of poor weather. Showers, then fair.
Unsettled/showery weather is followed by clearing skies; hopefully clearing in time for the solar eclipse.
Wet weather is followed by clearing conditions; not a good outlook for eclipse watchers.
Showers, followed by clearing; eclipse watchers might be disappointed.
Any residual showers are followed by clearing, hopefully in time to allow a view of the eclipse.
Canada
Changeable skies.
Wet, then fair skies return.
Unsettled, wet, followed by clearing skies.
Unsettled/showery, followed by clearing skies.
Showers followed by clearing.
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