Current weather forecast for Saturday

The crisp fall leaves crinkling under your feet should remind you of the sound of Alex Cook rearranging Bo’s ankle as you make your way to the stadium
 
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No atmospheric rivers or cyclone bombs in this forecast, Chief.

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Will we able to see the solar eclipse in E12?
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How can I watch the solar eclipse without glasses?[/b]

If you don't have eclipse glasses, it's best to use handheld viewers and cover both eyes when viewing.

An alternative for experiencing the fiery eclipse would be creating a projector box using cardboard and aluminum foil.

How to make a do-it-yourself eclipse viewing projector[/b]

Here's how to safely make an eclipse viewer and the best way to use it:

- Get a cardboard box, a white sheet of paper, tape, scissors, and piece of aluminum foil.
- Punch a pinhole into the aluminium foil.
- Tape it over one side of the box.
- Tape the white sheet of paper to the inside of the other side of the box.
- Stand with the sun behind you.
- Light will stream through the pinhole and project a crescent sun onto the white sheet of paper in the box.
- Look into the box through another hole you cut into the box to see the projected image.
- Do not look at the sun through the pinhole (unless you’re an Oregon fan).

Where can you view the solar eclipse?[/b]

Saturday's eclipse will be viewable the following U.S. states:

Oregon
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Texas
California
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona

 
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