BOSTON — New England is far from the path of totality, but there will still be a partial eclipse to see on Monday.
In Boston, 63 percent of the sun will be obscured at the peak time of 2:47 p.m.
NASA has a map where you can show your location to get the exact time of best obscuration and how much of the sun will be obscured.
To see more states and an animation, visit ShadowandSubstance.com.
This map also has an estimation:
Vox Media also has an animation based on data from NASA that is based on your zip code.
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