The totality is coming. On Monday, April 8, millions of Americans across multiple states will be able to see the total solar eclipse — a rare celestial event which won’t be viewable in the continental U.S. again for another few decades. For earthquake-rattled New Yorkers aiming to view the event — or more specifically, the partial event here from the city — Curbed has put together a helpful guide. The Strategist has recommendations on how not to go blind (by wearing solar eclipse glasses). And the Cut all the astrology angles covered. Here at Intelligencer, we’ll be keeping you up to date on all the latest weather reports, last-minute preparations, commentary and analysis, and general pre-eclipse mania over the weekend.

Monday afternoon, but the specific time obviously varies depending on where you are in the country along the path. Here’s NASA’s map with the corresponding times when the totality will be viewable, where:

Maybe, at the edges of the path where you don’t want........

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