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Partial solar eclipse to thrill Montreal sky watchers Wednesday
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CityNews Montreal
Montrealers are in for a treat as a partial solar eclipse is set to be visible across much of North America Wednesday.
The eclipse is set to end at 2:38 p.m.As with a total eclipse, it is essential to protect your eyes using glasses designed for eclipse viewing.
The Montreal Planetarium is not organizing a public gathering, as it did for the 2024 total eclipse.
Montrealers are also set to experience a partial lunar eclipse later this month.
The eclipse will be visible on the night of Aug. 27-28, with about 93 per cent of the moon covered in shadow.