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Misc Solar Eclipse Forecast
- Thread starter gawxnative
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I did notice that i started hearing the bugs that usually come out late in the evening and also the skeeters became really mean and vicious and started attacking me.
Cad Wedge NC
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Went to Gorges State Park for the event. We had a thunderstorm and rain during totality. Missed seeing the eclipse, but man was it dark!
Dang man, that sucks!
Rosie
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Outdoor lights came on, bugs singing, cats came in for treats. Missed totality due to clouds.
Was on James Island in SC. Clouds let up enough for us to see totality but couldn't see any corona...just darkness. I'm really happy we got anything at all considering when things got started there was so much cloud cover I couldn't even tell where the sun was let alone see any part of the eclipse. Traffic was the big story of the day, took just over 5 hours to drive back to Charlotte (usually about 3 1/2)
Storm5
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Wow
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skywatcher
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Mine aren't as impressive as Storm5's, but I took most of them myself 
The one with the sun's corona was taken by Jeff Adkins in Kuttawa, KY (not far from my location). He had all the right equipment to capture the eerie blue corona, which I witnessed and will never forget! My shots of the totally eclipsed sun all look like moon photos, so I won't bore you. The 4 photos with people include my 86 year old mom, my sister and brother-in-law. The light changed from bright sunlight to darkness in a matter of less than 10 seconds as the last sliver of sunlight was obscured by the moon. The last pic is after the second diamond ring after totality, and shows images of the eclipse shining through leaves of a tall tree onto my car.
The one with the sun's corona was taken by Jeff Adkins in Kuttawa, KY (not far from my location). He had all the right equipment to capture the eerie blue corona, which I witnessed and will never forget! My shots of the totally eclipsed sun all look like moon photos, so I won't bore you. The 4 photos with people include my 86 year old mom, my sister and brother-in-law. The light changed from bright sunlight to darkness in a matter of less than 10 seconds as the last sliver of sunlight was obscured by the moon. The last pic is after the second diamond ring after totality, and shows images of the eclipse shining through leaves of a tall tree onto my car.
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