Total Solar Eclipse: Post images/Videos of surroundings,traffic,eclipse

[cycloneye]

Weather channel has wall to wall coverage of Eclipse with many cameras spread thru the totality areas.

[Tireman4]

I am stuck inside in meetings.....have fun ....

[Kazmit]

I'll be on a plane home for the eclipse...

Maybe I could see it from the window?

[cycloneye]

In Oregon.

[WeatherGuesser]

I noticed it getting a little darker, but not much. Almost like a cloudy day. Went outside to see it had clouded over indeed. Probably 40-50% cloud cover. May not see much at all later.

[galaxy401]

It's cloudy where I'm at....Sun is trying to crack through the clouds though.

[AnnularCane]

It's still sunny here (well, some clouds around), but it's definitely not looking as bright. Peak about 2:38.

[Tireman4]

Saw it at a 1/4. It got noticeably cooler...for Houston that was nice

[cycloneye]

Great image from Wyoming.

[Steve]

It's still sunny here (well, some clouds around), but it's definitely not looking as bright. Peak about 2:38.

Yeah, ours was 1:29. We were only around 80%. People had glasses, and I borrowed a pair and glanced up and saw the crescent sun. It didn't really get dark, but it was less radiant and felt like we were in a different latitude or something.

[Yukon Cornelius]

It's still sunny here (well, some clouds around), but it's definitely not looking as bright. Peak about 2:38.

Yeah, ours was 1:29. We were only around 80%. People had glasses, and I borrowed a pair and glanced up and saw the crescent sun. It didn't really get dark, but it was less radiant and felt like we were in a different latitude or something.

Same here, around 80%. The shadows was what really peaked my interest. Everything was so much more crisp and vivid.

[Kazmit]

I was lucky enough to view the eclipse at the airport. 71% blockage, max blockage at 2:45pm. I didn't have any glasses so I had to use my camera to see the eclipse, but it was still a cool experience. I did notice that it was darker outside, even though there was minimal cloud cover.

[AnnularCane]

Yeah, ours was 1:29. We were only around 80%. People had glasses, and I borrowed a pair and glanced up and saw the crescent sun. It didn't really get dark, but it was less radiant and felt like we were in a different latitude or something.

I looked through a borrowed pair too! I had gone over to the library shortly after posting and some people were gathered in front of it with glasses, and one of them handed me a pair. We had 93% coverage and I saw a thin crescent sun. If it got any cooler I didn't really notice though.

[tropicwatch]

The view from space.

[tolakram]

Incredible. No clouds and wow, seconds before total it's like someone turns out the lights. Dark so fast, then the corona. Simply an incredible experience.

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[cycloneye]

This great image was from Greenville,SC.

[northjaxpro]

The most incredible spectacle I have ever witnessed in my life! Period! The total solar eclipse was beyond spectacular!!

I have a 11minute video in which I am in the process of posting. Look for it soon!

[Kazmit]

GOES 16
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[cycloneye]

I just looked at the maximun here in Puerto Rico,84% and it was great to see.

[NDG]

Amazing on how some low cumulus clouds evaporated during and after the eclipse as the earth's surface cooled down a little bit.