No. Today I’m at home. Next April we’re going to Dallas.Quote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies
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No. Today I’m at home. Next April we’re going to Dallas.Quote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies
During the totality during the 2017 one it was weird because the birds all quit chirping. And then started up again 20 minutes later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tybee
We noticed that too! Still as death.Quote:
Originally Posted by jp1
We have had total cloud cover this morning. Still I thought it would be darker outdoors than it became, even at only 81% eclipse. Kind of a non-event here in WA.
During the totality during the 2017 one it was weird because the birds all quit chirping. And then started up again 20 minutes later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tybee
The weather cleared up just in time! I managed to get a half decent picture just by holding a pair of eclipse viewing glasses over the lens of my iPhone.
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Heavy cloud cover here as well. They thinned out enough for a brief minute or two view of a slight notch in the sun. Beats a blank!
Nothing by me. Rainy and cloudy. Love all the pictures I've been seeing, though!
Thought I would just reuse this thread. There is a partial solar eclipse this coming Saturday morning. Again, a google search should bring up the information for specific areas.
Bummer - we're not going to see it here (Ohio). We had total lunar eclipse, a blood moon - in the early hours of the 14th (March) It was lovely, but the 2:30 AM chill was kinda rough. Last April's solar eclipse was totally stunning, and I was so glad the weather here held. Just a little south of us did not fare as well. Our next one is in 2099, and I'm sure I won't be here to see that one!!