Yes. A few miles from shore at about 1300' altitude.
It was only to be a 2/3rds eclipse for us. But low clouds settled on the whole area. Pretty common this time of the year. The central desert heats up which drags in cool ocean air.
It was a little eerie at the peak. Darker and cooler, with thick fog wafting around. I couldn't even guess where the sun/moon was.
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From our back yard in southern IL and totality. My wife's camera got a cool shot. The darkness was awesome. Temps dropped from 93 to 80 in the shade from first contact to totality.
Haha. I wanted a convertible one of those so bad in high school in the 90s. Went with a Jeep Wrangler soft top instead.
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Drove 450 miles round trip to watch it up in western Nebraska. Totally worth the trip!
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I was near 99% and wish I would have gone south a ways. It just got slightly dimmer outside. Traffic on rural 2 lane Oregon highways is a nightmare though.
We had 5 straight days of beautiful blue skies in Rockford, Illinois and the night before the eclipse, we had clouds and rain which lasted until the eclipse and then afterwards it cleared up. Sooo, I drove to Springfield Illinois to get out of the mess and ended up at a Walmart parking lot and seen the entire eclipse under a blue sky. It was insane and beautiful.
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I was near 99% and wish I would have gone south a ways. It just got slightly dimmer outside. Traffic on rural 2 lane Oregon highways is a nightmare though.
I drove an hour this morning to a spot just south of Molalla, OR. The drive was normal with no traffic jams. The ride home only took a half hour longer after the eclipse than the morning trip. This was on one of those rural 2 lane highways. I-5 did not fare so well after the eclipse.
The location we made it to had a totality duration of 1:17. It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen. We stood out in a famers field and just before totality with my back to the sun, I could see rippling shadows caused by the rapidly changing temperature of the air being cast across the field. It was such an eerie feeling, but amazing. I brought my binoculars to look at totality and saw the corona with the flares emerging towards the top of the sun. My kids were awestruck and I am sure they will remember this the rest of their lives.
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I got to view totality about 7 miles south of ground zero (Fogarty Creek State Park) at Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast.
It was definitely a "WOW!" moment ; I only wished it lasted longer (only about two minutes.)
I feel changed in some way as a result.
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It's THERE already? Not supposed to be totality (ok 80%) up here for another 20 min near Philly.........
cool. sorta looks like this
Here's my view in socal. Corona is pretty cool here but you full totality guys suck! @dcarr really did capture the corona well in his medal though!
Reflection on our deck through our colander, we had about 98% total where I live.
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Cool pics! It didn't get as dark here as I had hoped, but still was cool to see.
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We had fog in Monterey.
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Are you in Cali Lance?
Yes. A few miles from shore at about 1300' altitude.
It was only to be a 2/3rds eclipse for us. But low clouds settled on the whole area. Pretty common this time of the year. The central desert heats up which drags in cool ocean air.
It was a little eerie at the peak. Darker and cooler, with thick fog wafting around. I couldn't even guess where the sun/moon was.
Lance.
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From our back yard in southern IL and totality. My wife's camera got a cool shot. The darkness was awesome. Temps dropped from 93 to 80 in the shade from first contact to totality.
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That was the most spectacular thing I've ever seen! This was my view in East TN!

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Amazing wasn't it? The darkness was similar to last light in the evening.
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Haha. I wanted a convertible one of those so bad in high school in the 90s. Went with a Jeep Wrangler soft top instead.
The 1995 GS (not a convertible) I had was the first car I ever bought brand-new.
Please excuse my excitement! lol
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Looks like an "eye"...creepy...but a cool video!
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That video was cool. Watching it turn dark so fast and then seeing the stars! Awesome.
Drove 450 miles round trip to watch it up in western Nebraska. Totally worth the trip!
I was near 99% and wish I would have gone south a ways. It just got slightly dimmer outside. Traffic on rural 2 lane Oregon highways is a nightmare though.
We had 5 straight days of beautiful blue skies in Rockford, Illinois and the night before the eclipse, we had clouds and rain which lasted until the eclipse and then afterwards it cleared up. Sooo, I drove to Springfield Illinois to get out of the mess and ended up at a Walmart parking lot and seen the entire eclipse under a blue sky. It was insane and beautiful.
Yes, totally worth the trip!
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Full totality in Salem, OR. It was a memorable experience.
I drove an hour this morning to a spot just south of Molalla, OR. The drive was normal with no traffic jams. The ride home only took a half hour longer after the eclipse than the morning trip. This was on one of those rural 2 lane highways. I-5 did not fare so well after the eclipse.
The location we made it to had a totality duration of 1:17. It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen. We stood out in a famers field and just before totality with my back to the sun, I could see rippling shadows caused by the rapidly changing temperature of the air being cast across the field. It was such an eerie feeling, but amazing. I brought my binoculars to look at totality and saw the corona with the flares emerging towards the top of the sun. My kids were awestruck and I am sure they will remember this the rest of their lives.
Nice shot
My favorite shot from today! Taken through my phone via my telescope in South Carolina! What an amazing sight.
I wish it was darker, but here is what I got:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=orNyQYVe2AE
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@jwitten That video is awesome!!!
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This was my view today (around 65% covered here in south TX), stepped outside of my cubicle farm to get this shot:
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Thanks to all who posted here on this fantastic event. Just think, there may be a young future astronomer/scientist to be influenced by this event, and may go on to discover unknown wonders of the universe.
Pretty cool. Thanks all. Cloudy where I am but thanks to those for sharing. Here are a few sent to me from family in California and Nevada.
And of course from TV:
I got to view totality about 7 miles south of ground zero (Fogarty Creek State Park) at Otter Rock on the Oregon Coast.
It was definitely a "WOW!" moment ; I only wished it lasted longer (only about two minutes.)
I feel changed in some way as a result.
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