Houston Life Captures the Magic of the Total Solar Eclipse Across Texas

Takeaways:

• Houston Life dedicated an episode to the 2024 total solar eclipse, with co-host Tessa Barrera and KPRC 2 chief meteorologist Frank Billingsley broadcasting from the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Sugar Land.

• KPRC 2 Meteorologist Anthony Yanez provided views of the eclipse from Fredericksburg, where the totality of the eclipse was visible.

• Other team members reported from various locations, including the Houston Zoo, Spring, Space Center Houston, Blanco, TX, and New Hope, Arkansas, which was along the Path of Totality.

• Despite some weather issues, the Beneke Elementary students in Spring were able to see a partial eclipse.

• Viewers were encouraged to share their own eclipse photos and videos on Click2Pins, and further coverage was promised during Host Chat.

References:

[1] Houston Life highlights of the 2024 total solar eclipse. Link

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