Your Horoscope for Aries

This April 8 eclipse is going to be visible mainly in the United States, so you will notice quite a stir in the media about it, at least in the US. (It is rare to have one so perfectly visible in the US, and although eclipses are seen everywhere on Earth, they tend to occur more in the Southern Hemisphere.)

There are numerous sites where you can find out more about the eclipse, but I feel one of the best is by NASA located here: https://tinyurl.com/yspyt978. You will see the path the eclipse will take with a chart giving you the exact time the eclipse will occur in each city along its path.

Keep in mind if you have bad weather and a heavy cloud cover, you won’t see much. (Alas, I live in New York City, and we have a cloud cover nearly every day. New Yorkers will only see about 90% totality of the eclipse, not 100% such as Dallas, Texas, or Buffalo, New York, will see.)

Some astrologers feel if the eclipse path goes over where you’re located, you will feel it more, but I do not agree. What’s important is whether the degree of the eclipse touches the degrees of one or more of your natal planets, Sun, or moon. If so, you will be affected by the eclipse, and it doesn’t matter if you are in the eclipse’s path of totality or not.

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