<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>NOAA and NCEI are hoping citizens will help observe and report weather changes during the Aug. 21 eclipse.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and National Centers for Environmental Information are looking for help from citizens in a massive effort to<wm> document and analyze the timing and magnitude of the Aug. 21 eclipse.
NOAA and their collaborator, the University at Albany, have created a website to coordinate a national program that calls for volunteers to report on temperature changes, cloud coverage, and solar variability during a wide range of temperature readings to the NCEI. [Image: Map of the North America region]
NOAA and their collaborator University at Albany.
Volunteers can log temperature data to the NCEI website or through the</wm> NOAA Weather Radio service.
They estimate that approximately one-third of the continental United States will experience at least