Eclipses

The total solar eclipse will move through North Texas on Monday. Here is when the eclipse start and where it is headed from there.

This afternoon, Dallas-Fort Worth was at the heart of a total solar eclipse.

North Texas is lucky enough to be in the path of totality for the eclipse happening in the afternoon on Monday, April 8. So where do you plan to be that day?

Today's total solar eclipse is a once-in-a-lifetime event in North Texas. We have the answers to your questions about the big day.

Watch live coverage from in and around Dallas, Texas, the largest city in the path of totality for Great North American Eclipse on April 8, 2024.

The total solar eclipse will begin in Mexico, before moving through Texas and 14 other states, before making its way into Canada.

The exact timing of Monday's eclipse will depend on where you live. See when the eclipse will start in your city and when you can expect the moon to completely cover the sun.

It felt like a holiday weekend in Downtown Dallas on Sunday with so many people out and about. Many of them are from out of town and came here just to see the total solar eclipse.

On a beautiful, sunny Sunday in Ennis, the focus for many tourists was on the area's famed bluebonnets, but that will change on Monday, when there's a total solar eclipse.

Dallas police say there will be several road closures during the peak eclipse hour on Monday.