Total Solar Eclipse - April 8th, 2024

[Oklahomabassin]

 

[XYZ]

This is pretty cool.

 

[KroyWen]

This was a few hours before the eclipse. Chemtrails all over the place. By the time of the eclipse it was downright cloudy all over the Tulsa region. Similar reports from other cities all across the eclipse path.

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SAME HEAVY C-TRAILS OKC , SAME TIME FRAME…..VERY HEAVY & EXTRA THICK TODAY

 

[2busy]

 

[dennishoddy]

I'll watch whatever there is from whatever location I'll be in at that time. I don't pay stupid for an event that lasts a few minutes. (unless there is a brass pole involved.)

Made it about 50 miles into SE Arkansas today when we saw the darkness coming, so pulled to the shoulder, got out, put on the glasses and watched it happen. It didn’t get as dark as we thought it was going to as we were probably right at the 95-98% of totality, but the temperature did drop about 15 degrees. We watched about ten minutes and went on our way.

 

[dlbleak]

I was on highway 74 at the Marshall blacktop. I was hoping it would have gotten a little darker but it sure got cold!

 

[dennishoddy]

And the big winner is- tourism- an estimated 1.8 billion dollars generated by travelers for this event. One motel owner said her rates were 4 times the norm. I'm sure she had to have Maria's sister help her clean and wash sheets and towels.

We are staying in Russellville Ar tonight. Here is what the eclipse viewing public had to pay to stay here. $200 a night. Since it’s over, $48 for us.

 

[Fro]

We traveled from Ardmore to Hugo to watch. It got dark enough that streetlights came on.

 

[2busy]

 

[CoronaBorealis]

We traveled from Ardmore to Hugo to watch. It got dark enough that streetlights came on.

We heard crickets chirping, which was neat.

At least no one here is blaming the eclipse on climate change, because outer space and everything.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/the-v...mes-eclipse-earthquake-cicadas-climate-change