Everyone seems to have "solar eclipse fever!" It's all anyone seems to talk about these days. Of course, the big event will be here before you know it on April 8th.
As North Texas is in the path of totality, people here must take precautions to help maintain their eye health while safely viewing this once-in-a-generation spectacle. A total solar eclipse in Dallas will occur around 1:40:43 pm CDT and last for about 3:51 minutes.
On today's Ask the Expert, we meet Dr. Hiran Patel. He is the chief medical officer at United Healthcare for Texas and Oklahoma. He joins us in the KRLD Zoom Room.
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