File:2024TSE CentreCloud graph.png
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English: Average April cloud cover along the central axis of the 2024 eclipse track derived from 21 years of polar-orbiting satellites. The fractional cloud amounts (which can be treated as percentages) represent the average for daylight hours. Because of biases in satellite observations, these data should be used for site-to-site comparison and not for estimating the absolute probability of seeing the eclipse. |
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