CLEVELAND — A partial solar eclipse will be visible in Northeast Ohio on Thursday.
Watch the partial solar eclipse from AirTracker 5 in the player below:
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Trent Magill | News 5 Cleveland.
The eclipse will take place during sunrise from 5:53 a.m. until 6:34 a.m.
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Trent Magill | News 5 Cleveland.
According to Cleveland State astronomer Jay Reynolds, Browns Stadium will be the best area to view the eclipse.
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Trent Magill | News 5 Cleveland.
The moon's shadow will block 50% of the sun at 6:13 a.m.
Be prepared though, clouds could make it difficult to view the eclipse during that time.