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Double Sunrise Happens Tomorrow Morning
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The next big sky moment in 2025 happens tomorrow! Tell your friends on the northeast coast to watch for it!
The partial solar eclipse happens tomorrow at sunrise. They call it a “double sunrise” because you see two separate “horns” of the sun rising up. However, it won’t be all that visible in most of the U.S.
NASA tells us that the partial solar eclipse will be visible early Saturday (March 29th) from the Washington, DC area to eastern Canada with Maine getting the best view.
This is another one of those times when viewers are warned to wear protective glasses when viewing the eclipse. If you aren’t in prime viewing areas or have to miss this one, the next partial eclipse in North America will happen in August 2026.
Want to contact Laura McKenna about the sun, the moon, or the stars- or anything else that’s on your mind? Email anytime, she’d love to hear from you: Laura.McKenna@civicmedia.us
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Laura McKenna grew up in Ohio and got her first job in radio in La Crosse in 2005. She packed up her stuff, made the move, and has been in Wisconsin ever since! Her favorite season is winter but she loves to spend all summer in her vegetable garden. When she isn't in her pink kitchen cooking up vegetarian recipes, more than likely she's taking bubble baths, reading mystery novels (sometimes while in a bubble bath), cheering for THEE Ohio State Buckeyes, or officiating weddings! She married her best friend from college last year but they still don't live in the same house yet. Laura's favorite way to spend a Friday night is watching Dateline with her cat (Phil Dawson) on her lap. She's thrilled to be back keeping you company during the workday on 105-7 CFW!
