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“Don’t let the spectacle in the sky distract your driving today.” That’s the warning issued by the AAA concerning this once-in-a-lifetime event. If you are unfortunate enough to be behind the wheel today during the solar eclipse, please resist looking at it – it’s not only bad for your eyes, it’s distracted driving at its worse.
So . . . if you absolutely must be on the road this afternoon, here are some suggestions on being safe:
While south central Pennsylvania is not in the path of the “total eclipse of the sun” (sorry Bonnie Tyler), we’ll still experience 80% of the sun covered by the moon. That should be pretty awesome to see. In Lancaster county, the eclipse will begin at 1:18 PM and last until 3:59 PM with the maximum eclipse being at 2:42 PM when the moon is closest to the sun.