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Ct Yankee

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Eclipse Shot
« on: April 09, 2024, 1441 UTC »
My son snapped this in Shaker Heights (near Cleveland), they were in path of totality.  Only 92% here in Connecticut, got breezy and much cooler at peak here - maybe 10 degree temperature drop.

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Re: Eclipse Shot
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2024, 2234 UTC »
Really nice photo.

Here in Denver I think it was about 68%, which was less than the August 2017 eclipse for us (I think that one was nearly 80% here), but because spring is cooler than summer, we really noticed a temperature drop here too. I had gone out in shirtsleeves and needed a hoodie during the peak.
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