It's less than two weeks away now... the total eclipse of the sun that runs right over Texas. It's the first time we've seen a total eclipse in Texas since 1878 and we won't see another one in this country until 2044.
We've heard how a lot of Texas counties have declared disaster areas, because of all of the people coming into witness the totality of the eclipse.
Ennis is expecting a flood of visitors, 10 times the size of the city.
The city of Frisco is also in the path of totality for the solar eclipse, but it might be a little more prepared for the visitors.
On today's Ask The Expert, Cori Powers from Visit Frisco.com joined us in the KRLD Zoom Room.
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