Two weeks out weather forecasts are hardly better than speculation. So, for what it’s worth, the probabilities for 8 April from the North American Ensemble Forecast System (NAEFS) are for cloudy skies with the possibility of some precipitation, not a major storm event, for Kingston, which is in the zone of totality.
Precision versus accuracy, right?
That is what I wish the longer-range forecasts would state — the degree of certainty they have for their “best guess”. One could forecast that a year from today there will be a 0 to 100 percent chance of precipitation at a given locale and be completely accurate, but only because of the complete absence of precision.