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On 2015 March 20, a total solar eclipse will occur in the North Atlantic,with the Kingdom of Denmark's Faroe Islands and Norway's Svalbard archipelago(formerly Spitzbergen) being the only options for land-based observing. Theregion is known for wild, unpredictable, and often cloudy conditions, whichpotentially pose a serious threat for people hoping to view the spectacle.  We report on a citizen-science, weather-monitoring project, based in theFaroe Islands, which was conducted in March 2014 - one year prior to theeclipse. The project aimed to promote awareness of the eclipse among the localcommunities, with the data collected providing a quantitative overview oftypical weather conditions that may be expected in 2015. It also allows us tovalidate the usefulness of short-term weather forecasts, which may be used toincrease the probability of observing the eclipse.

Citizen Science on the Faroe Islands in Advance of an Eclipse