Okay, so today I wanted to figure out the “tallahassee eclipse time.” Sounds simple enough, right? Well, it kinda was, but I still went through a whole process. Here’s how it went down:
First Step: The Obvious – Googling
First things first, I fired up Google. You know, the usual. I just typed in “tallahassee eclipse time” and hit enter. I figured this would be a quick in-and-out situation.
Sifting Through the Results
Lots of stuff popped up. I saw some weather websites, some news articles, and a few astronomy pages. I clicked on the first few that looked promising.
- Some sites were all about the general eclipse path, not what I want!
- Others were just plain confusing, with all these numbers.
Finding a Decent Source
I kept scrolling and finally found a website. It had a simple, clean layout, It even had a specific section for Tallahassee, I was in luck.
Getting the Info
The website I found did show the information: I could see the partial eclipse start and end times, And there was the max eclipse time.
Double-Checking (Just in Case)
Even though I had the info, I’m a bit paranoid, so I checked another website too. I wanted to make sure the times matched up. You know, just to be extra sure.
The times were pretty much the same, so I felt confident I had the right information.
Final Thoughts
So, that’s it! It wasn’t rocket science, but it was a little process. Now, I know I have the correct information, and have double-checked.
