Our tact to combat cloud statistics is to attempt to view the eclipse towards the northwest out to sea.  As the island causes clouds to form overhead, we wish to view in a direction away from the island and its clouds, rather than through the clouds which might form over the island.  Additionally, in our site inspection, we found that prevailing East-West winds are of rather good speed.  Several studies suggest that the clouds, should they be present on eclipse day, are unlikely to persist in obstruction of the sun throughout the entire time of totality. We do anticipate some clouds on eclipse day.  We anticipate those clouds to "sock in" and obstruct all of the eclipse durtation.  Visibility is expected to vary in location to location as close as a few meters apart.