The 10 biggest cities where you can view Monday's total solar eclipse, from Texas to Indiana, Ohio, and New York

• On Monday, millions of Americans can experience a total solar eclipse as it sweeps across the US.
• NASA says choosing where to watch is important because eclipses rarely occur in the same place twice.
• Here is a list of the 10 largest US cities in the path of totality. 

On April 8, more than two dozen US cities will plunge into darkness when a total solar eclipse completely blots out the sun.