That sucks! We couldn't see anything through the clouds so we drove two cities over. Y'all were right it was at full eclipse at 10:15 am California time. We got 80% totality I think. It got darker and colder. It was amazing. We couldn't see anything until someone gave us their extra solar glasses. It was awesome. I'll post a picture that I was able to take through the Solar glasses ?
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I live in Oregon. It's at 10;15. Everyone over hyped it and stayed home lol. Not to mention it's cloudy but I live at the beach 97.9% totality...
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It's started here ? 98% totality in about an hour.
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It was pretty cool. The crazy part was how cold it got because the sun was blocked out
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I agree with coco it sucked lmao probably due to my area tho
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Once in a lifetime eclipse.
Rare for here bad storm with blackout clouds.
Didn't see a thing.
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That sucks! We couldn't see anything through the clouds so we drove two cities over. Y'all were right it was at full eclipse at 10:15 am California time. We got 80% totality I think. It got darker and colder. It was amazing. We couldn't see anything until someone gave us their extra solar glasses. It was awesome. I'll post a picture that I was able to take through the Solar glasses ?
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Solar eclipses happen every 18 months. Just in different parts of the world.
In 2024 there is another one that hits the Midwest/east coast states. You have time to see it again