meteoblue offers a free weather prediction for the main cities where the solar eclipse of 22 July 2009 can be seen, from 4 to 23 July 2009.
The 14-day metegram shows the expected weather forecast for the next 14 days. In the 7-day meteogram, the detail weather forecast can be seen.

Using the meteoblue forecast, you can plan the view of the solar eclipse. In p☼int+ we offer detail forecasts for all places in China for those who plan to view in places distant from those shown below.

Here are some ways you can view the daily forecast:

1. Click on the diagrams to the right and view the meteogram.
2. Copy the link of the desired meteogram into your browser and view it directly.
3. Subscribe to p☼int+ to see the weather forecast  in other places.
4. use where2go to find the most "sunny" conditions around your place during the time of the eclipse and  plan your view on the 22 July 2009.

Want to know more about how to read the meteograms? click here!

The meteograms show the weather forecast with different clouds levels. Whereas low clouds regularly intercept ("shade") the sunlight, the high clouds (above 10 km) permit the passage of sunshine.

The cloud forecast in the meteogram is graded in density (% classes) and time (hours). For high clouds, 100% will still allow to see the sun, but the light is hazy, and the sun does not appear with a clear contour anymore.  With medium clouds,  75% cover usually allows some sunlight spots to come through. With 25% or less cover, you can expect mostly clear skies.

In where2go?, the sunshine is aggregated for (half) a day. A higher % of sunshine on a generally cloudy day usually means that there will be a few hours with more sunshine, or (less often) intermittent sunny spots followed by clouds. With high clouds, where2go? may still show high sunshine %, because the sun is still visible on the ground.
To judge the type of cloud cover, look at the meteogram from the selected place. To get more detail for the "best" place found by where2go?:

1. Select a nearby location in p☼int and click on "Detailed forecast".
2. Register on myMapserver to create detail charts of the desired location. This requires some practice, after reading the use instructions.
3. Subscribe to p☼int+ to create detail meteograms for any place.

Good luck on your viewing trip!