Ohio’s emergency operations center will be activated on Sunday as a precaution in anticipation of millions of people watching Monday's total solar eclipse from the Buckeye state. The center will be situated at the E.O.C watching real-time highway cameras, weather radar, and monitoring the more than 500 events planned for the state. The governor says the center will be de-activated depending on traffic and crowd activity.
Ohio has been planning for Monday's eclipse since 2021, learning lessons from previous eclipse experiences in Tennessee and Kentucky
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