Looking Ahead to the Next Time a Total Solar Eclipse Will be Visible in the Contiguous U.S.

The April 8 total solar eclipse has been on the calendars of millions of people for months. Approximately 31.6 million Americans are in the path of totality for the much-anticipated astronomical event.

However, poor weather is threatening to obscure the viewing conditions across much of the path of totality in the U.S.

If you miss this event, when will be the next time that you can catch this natural wonder? And what else does the month of April have in store in the night skies?

Read on for the details.

When to Expect the Next Total Solar Eclipse in the U.S.