LIVE: Solar eclipse cams

SAN ANTONIO – You can watch the Great American Eclipse starting Monday morning with our live solar eclipse camera feeds.

This live stream will give you a look at various cameras from locations across the United States as the total eclipse moves from west to east.

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Here's an interactive map that breaks down the times and locations along the so-called path of totality, where a total solar eclipse can be seen.

Texas is not in the path of totality, but most locations will be able to view a partial eclipse. It all depends on the cloud cover in a given location.

The forecast for San Antonio during the eclipse calls for partly cloudy skies with temperatures around 90 degrees. Click or tap here to view the latest forecast.

CONTINUING COVERAGE:

• 'Eclipseville USA' to feature incredible view of totality and ... aliens?
• Which otherwise-obscured planet will be visible during eclipse?
• Watch for knockoffs: Unsafe glasses flood market ahead of eclipse
• Eclipse day: What's worst-case scenario, weather-wise?
• Quiz: Tell us about yourself and we'll plan your Great American Eclipse 
• Great American Eclipse: What really happens in path of totality?
• Test yourself: Only a genius can score 12/15 on this eclipse quiz
• Great American Eclipse: Meteorologist explains exactly what will happen
• Is it safe? Do I really need those glasses? Your questions, answered 
• Bonnie Tyler to perform hit 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' DURING THE ECLIPSE

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