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Circumstances for the eclipse in Maryland



THE ECLIPSE IS NOT TOTAL IN MARYLAND!

YOU MUST ALWAYS USE EYE PROTECTION TO VIEW THE ECLIPSE IF YOU ARE IN MARYLAND!


    C1 Mid C4 Coverage
NEWSPAPER Baltimore Sun 1:18:30pm 2:42:54pm 4:01:20pm 79%
RADIO WBAL Radio 1:18:25pm 2:42:48pm 4:01:14pm 79%
TV WMAR-TV 1:18:26pm 2:42:47pm 4:01:11pm 79%
UNIVERSITY Johns Hopkins Univ. 1:18:29pm 2:42:51pm 4:01:16pm 79%
UNIVERSITY University of Maryland 1:17:58pm 2:42:48pm 4:01:37pm 81%


C1:Partial Eclipse begins
Mid:Middle of the eclipse (the maximum amount of Sun is covered)
C4:Partial Eclipse ends
Coverage:How much of the Sun is covered at mid-eclipse
(All times are approximate)


THE ECLIPSE IS NOT TOTAL IN MARYLAND!

YOU MUST ALWAYS USE EYE PROTECTION TO VIEW THE ECLIPSE IF YOU ARE IN MARYLAND!


A PARTIAL ECLIPSE IS BORING!!

WE RECOMMEND YOU GET SOUTH TO THE PATH TO SEE TOTALITY!


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