Path of annular solar eclipse will pass through Hill Country, San Antonio, and South Central Texas October 14

The solar eclipse will be visible from San Antonio and the Hill Country on October 14, 2023.

With the annular solar eclipse crossing over South Central Texas on Saturday, community leaders across Bandera County are preparing to see thousands of people. They're warning residents to stock up on gas and groceries in advance.

Astronomer and planetary scientist from Trinity University, Dr. Niecsja Turner joins GMSA@9 to talk about Saturday’s annular solar eclipse.

As we watch the eclipse on Saturday, the animals at the San Antonio Zoo will be as well.

The influx of out-of-town visitors for both this annular eclipse and the total eclipse in April is anticipated to bring a notable impact to San Antonio’s economy

Angela Speck, chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UTSA and the Co-Chair of the National Solar Eclipse Task Force explains everything we need to know ahead of the Oct. 14 annular eclipse.

Many viewers will soon get the chance to witness a spectacular astronomical event, the annular eclipse on October 14.

There's no doubt this set of eclipses is rare, but it isn't the first time San Antonio has seen an eclipse pass overhead.

From San Antonio, to Bandera, to Uvalde, plenty of opportunities to take in the annular eclipse will be offered

During the annular eclipse on Oct. 14, the moon will pass in front of the sun, creating a halo or ‘ring of fire’ in the sky.

San Antonio and the Hill Country are in line to get a great view of the annular eclipse.