Lunar elcipse

[old]

Don't know if you guy know but there is one tonight. It has already started and will peak at around 9:30 PM CST
Hobby farm

 

[Mike in Ohio]

I've been wandering outside every half hour or so. Too cold to stand outside very long (no windows on that side of the house). Mike

 

[GA Dave]

Cloudy in Armuchee GA. David

 

[jd b puller]

I've checked a couple times since 9:30 Eastern. Can't see a darn thing. No stars, no moon, just dark. Real dark.
Raleigh, NC.

 

[glennster]

i'm watchin it right now 8:45 central time, moon is just about covered......pretty neat stuff!!!

 

[Anonymous-0]

It is 68 degrees here in Dallas,Texas I'll go out and take a look

~Will

 

[DitchWI]

Been checking every 5 or 10 min.with the binoculars, have to come in and warm up it"s about 15 below to night.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Dang, beat me to it. Came in about 10 minutes ago(9:00). Too dang cold. Never really paid any attention to 'em before, was kinda neat to watch it peak.

 

[1936]

About 90% covered and 10 degrees in Northern IL. at 2130 hours.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Rats!,

We got overcast here, can't see it at all!!, oh well

sure is a nice warm evening... 2139 hours

~Will

 

[kyhayman]

It was beautiful. I just love to watch an eclipse. This one was the prettiest I've ever seen. Just a few high thin clouds here, 20 degrees.

 

[T_Bone]

We have 340 days of sun shine and clear skies at night in AZ and you guessed it:

IT"S CLOUDY TONIGHT!!!

I do remember the sun elcispe when I was in Denver in 79'. Wow what a sight to see.

T_Bone

 

[John S-B]

The family and I watched it from time to time. We've seen a few neat thing out here in the country. Seen the Space Shuttle go over at dusk, that thing is moving! Seen meteor showers too. I've yet to see the Northern Lights, one of these days I'll get up north to see them.

 

[Janicholson]

I'm out in salt lake city Utah at a confrence, Cloudy as can be. I talked to my wife in St. Cloud, MN. She and my son got a great (but c0ld -10 w/o wind chill) view. JimN

 

[Dan67]

Just got done watching it. Nice night but cold

 

[IH2444]

Saw it, and it was cool.

 

[2x4]

don't worry, they'll come south to see you. Sooner or later they can be seen anywhere in the US

 

[Andy Motteberg]

I heard about it, but did not watch it. Me and my Dad were busy getting wood from a place about 4 miles from home with our International 200 truck today, no time for eclipses!

 

[Anonymous-0]

Watched from my bedroom window, -19 last night too dang cold to go out and watch it, but it was cool.

 

[Nancy Howell]

Here in Dallas it was cloudy, so couldn't watch.

 

[Mike (WA)]

Mid 40's and clear in western WA, good view of the event, great to watch. Remember several years ago, when we had a lunar eclipse and a comet (Hale-Bopp, I think) at the same time? And we had clear weather to boot.

 

[Anonymous-0]

That was really cool.I had to interupt my metalworking dvd but it was worth it.At one point I saw a long tail [light reflection] coming off the moon.I had to get my wife and ask if she saw it or if my eyes were blurry.I was wondering what people thought thousands of years ago.It probably scared the heck out of em.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Hey GA. Dave, I'm only about 25 miles from you, in Bartow County. I thought I was the only one in this area who snooped around on here.