A celestial event is expected to occur on Wednesday. The moon's position will affect the sun's appearance in certain areas. In North America, the effect of this event will vary by location.
Some regions will experience a greater obstruction of the sun than others. For specific details, including timing and extent of the sun's obstruction, readers can refer to the original source, KXXV News, for more information.
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