Mid-Hudson gets front-row seat for solar eclipse
The next total solar eclipse will not happen in New York again until 2079.
News 12 Staff
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Apr 4, 2024, 12:48 AM
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Updated 27 days ago
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9h agoThe Mid-Hudson region had a front-row seat to see the moon pass between the Earth and the sun Monday afternoon.
The solar eclipse was visible to hundreds attending a watch party at Lasden Public Gardens in Katonah.
News 12’s Emily Young was there.
