So, there's a chance of clouds on Monday for the solar eclipse, but that's not stopping people from all over coming to DFW to see it. Take Amanda, for example. She flew from England for the 2017 eclipse and didn't see much because of clouds. But she's back, hoping for better luck this time.
Officials say over a million people are coming, so traffic might be crazy. Plus, we need to think about medical help if things get jammed up.
Here's the plan: get ready now. Figure out where you'll watch and how you'll get there. Let's make this eclipse unforgettable!