Another total solar eclipse is coming. Will it be visible in Wisconsin?

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel·May 6

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A solar eclipse is expected to occur, with some reports indicating it will be an annular eclipse, while others mention a total solar eclipse. The path of the eclipse is not entirely clear, with various locations mentioned, including Wisconsin, Georgia, and Spain. The timing of the eclipse is also reported, with one occurrence possibly taking place on February 17.

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