Eclipse wiped out in Toronto

On Dec 20, 11:41*pm, Sjouke Burry
wrote:
Rich wrote:
Immobile, low-hanging clouds killed even a glimpse. *But, after seeing a
Christmas day solar eclipse under flawless conditions years ago pretty much
used up Toronto's quota of tolerable eclipse weather...However, there are a
few hours left, something might change.

Slowly disappearing into ground fog here(Netherlands).

O well, back to the webcam page.
Check NASA, or the url below.

http://www.astronomerswithoutborders...ts/13/521.html

Spoke too soon! The skies cleared in Toronto! Stayed clear for most
of the eclipse and it was a good one, the Moon showing very distinct
orange hue with a bright totality.

To: Rich
From Newsgroup: sci.astro.amateur

On Dec 20, 11:41=A0pm, Sjouke Burry
wrote:
Rich wrote:
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Christmas day solar eclipse under flawless conditions years ago pretty
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few hours left, something might change.

Slowly disappearing into ground fog here(Netherlands).

O well, back to the webcam page.
Check NASA, or the url below.

http://www.astronomerswithoutborders...ts/13/521.html

Spoke too soon! The skies cleared in Toronto! Stayed clear for most
of the eclipse and it was a good one, the Moon showing very distinct orange
hue with a bright totality.
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Same here in Northern Ohio. I went to bed, but found out the next day that the
more hardy observers got some good shots of the eclipse during a last-minute
clearing.
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