OT: Annular Eclipse

[TxFrog1999]

Selection of Cities in Texas Where the Eclipse Is Visible​

Location	Obscuration	Start	Max	End	Annularity Duration	Avg. Cloud Cover	Weather
Austin	88.70%	10:24 am	11:54 am	1:32 pm CDT	---	56 %
Corpus Christi	90.24%	10:26 am	11:58 am	1:38 pm CDT	5m, 1s	54 %
Dallas	80.82%	10:23 am	11:52 am	1:29 pm CDT	---	59 %
El Paso	84.86%	9:15 am	10:40 am	12:14 pm MDT	---	25 %
Fort Worth	82.02%	10:22 am	11:52 am	1:28 pm CDT	---	57 %
Houston	84.93%	10:27 am	11:58 am	1:38 pm CDT	---	68 %
San Antonio	90.16%	10:23 am	11:54 am	1:33 pm CDT	4m, 21s	61 %

All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)

 

[TxFrog1999]

 

[TxFrog1999]

TIP: If you have a colander it can act as a pin hole camera, just look at the holes the shadow projects to see the progress of the eclipse.



I just took this photo outside.

 

[Frog-in-law1995]

I looked at the trap, Ray.

 

[Zubaz]

I looked at the trap, Ray.

 

[geezer]

Saw the word "Annular" in the thread title and thought this would be another one of @tcudoc's medical lessons.

 

[HFrog1999]

I don’t think an eclipse happened. I stared at the Sun for 30 minutes and I don’t see anything

 

[FrogCop19]

We had an event at my school this morning. Had a few hundred kids and families out on our football field, got some REALLY cool pics of the full ring of fire.

 

[BigCheefTCU]

Meh

 

[QuilterFrawg]

This shows the shadows of leaves on my deck at full eclipse. Weird!

 

[LVH]

Saw the leaves this morning but as someone who saw the real deal Eclipse back in 2017 I wasn't hyped for this one. But I strongly recommend you do everything in your power to see the total solar eclipse this April

 

[ftwfrog]

 

[The Frog to be Named Later]

Just picked a nasty ear worm.

 

[bmoney214]

This is the only Eclipse I saw today but it's a mitsubishi, not annular.

 

[Sweat Equity]