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See photos and video as the total solar eclipse passes through New York

WRVO | By WRVO Public Media
Published April 8, 2024 at 1:05 PM EDT
Jason Smith
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In the city of Oswego, totality left the area dark for several minutes, despite clouds,
Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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Total solar eclipse photos from around central New York.
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NBT Bank Stadium, Syracuse, NY
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NBT Bank Stadium, Syracuse, NY
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Streetlights turn on during the total eclipse in Fulton, NY
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Streetlights turn on during the total eclipse in Fulton, NY
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WRVO's Abby Connolly captured the Total Solar Eclipse at NBT Bank Stadium in Syracuse.
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