The eclipse will last a total of two hours and thirty-six minutes, ending at 4:41 p.m. Toronto's 99 per cent coverage will be a sight to behold — weather permitting.

On eclipse day, skies are expected to be a mix of sun and clouds, but views of the rare event should not be completely hindered for those taking part in in-person events.

However, some might face disappointment due to potential weather setbacks. "Unfortunately, where the eclipse will be most visible in the northwest, we're expecting more cloud and some rain," came ...