A total solar eclipse is occurring on August 12, but it will not be visible in Bellaire, Texas. The eclipse is taking place in the Northern Hemisphere, with the path of totality passing through remote areas of the Arctic, Greenland, and parts of Europe. Some locations that will experience totality include parts of Iceland and Spain.
Further information about the eclipse, including specific times and locations, is available from KPRC 2 Click2Houston.
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