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The eclipse will be partial here in South Central PA, with the moon covering 91% of the sun. To see any portion of the sun in shadow will be exciting. I might travel to the northwestern corner of the state where the eclipse will be total. Lodging and campgrounds along the path of totality are already booked in many areas, but I could make it a day trip. I'm reluctant to travel that day, though. The traffic was stop and go much of the way during my returning from North Carolina to PA following the total eclipse of 2017. It took about 10 hours to get there and about 15 hours to get home.
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