The Catalan Government will see the eclipse at a point threatened by clouds: “We are very concerned”
The people in charge of the Ebro Observatory, the official monitoring point, are expressing their concern about the forecast of clouds during the time of the astronomical phenomenon.
25 years ago, Barbara went to see the total eclipse that took place in her country, Germany. But the excitement and effort were for nothing because the clouds didn't let them watch the phenomenon: "It was frustrating and infuriating," she recalls. Now, Barbara and her husband have traveled from Freiburg (Germany) to Roquetes (Tarragona) to be able to see this Wednesday's total solar eclipse.
And they hope the forecast won't ruin their plans again. "We hope it goes well, because we haven't come here to be at 30 degrees and feel so hot without seeing anything," she explains heatedly while queuing to participate in a guided tour of the Ebro Observatory, located in Roquetes.
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