Cloud cover over entire eclipse path. Weird.
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If you were going to do a blue beam projection, it might be best to project on cloud cover.
I had wondered that very same idea!
Here is the viewer link for those of us who want to see it in real time:
https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/conus_band.php?sat=G16&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24
That's cool. Can see the eclipse move across the country.
I'm in northern Maine. 100% path. Not a cloud anywhere.
Same in Ohio.
Disappearance of the Sun causes temperature difference.
Temperature difference causes pressure difference.
Pressure difference moves the clouds pulling them along the eclipse path.
Montréal here. No clouds. Eclipse starts in 15 min. from time of posting. See you on the other side!
So, how was it?
3 PM, doing great. Apex in 25 min.
Had an awesome view in central TX - something I'll remember for the rest of my life. Awe inspiring to say the least. Really humbling and makes one sense the sheer size of things in our solar system.
How very interesting!
Clouds are moving into the blue skies. Partial about to start.
Only supposed to get a partial view of the eclipse where I live and it's very cloudy here.
I'm in OK viewing the eclipse, and there are breaks here and there in the clouds that I can see a "bite" out of the sun currently. It will be another 50 min to totality here.
Not one cloud in the sky in my path of totality until about 2 hours before when the planes started up their Chem trail spraying. My husband and I were sitting outside the entire time and watched them. It wasn't enough to block the eclipse but it did obscure our view of the comet.
We did see some con trails, too, and talked about the differences. They are NOT the same at all.
Those are CON- Trails.. weather manipulation does NOT exist.
Well this must be sarcasm.
Lol