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A solar eclipse is a rare cosmic event where the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, casting a shadow on our planet. On April 8, 2024, the phenomenon will grace Ohio, with Summit County falling in its path of totality. There have only been 15 solar eclipses visible since 1867 and this year Summit county is a prime location to witness it! 

The eclipse will enter Ohio at around 3:00pm, captivating spectators for 2-4 minutes, leaving around 3:10. Be prepared for significant traffic and population increases that day due to Ohio’s accessibility. 

Summit County Public Health Information

Stow Solar Eclipse Timeline

Ohio EMA - Total Solar Eclipse