Any Spikers in the path of totality or traveling to the path?
I’m in the DFW area. Will be dark in about 3 hours. Funny thing is I am about 5 miles to the northwest of 100% totality. But I will not be traveling. (Got some personal matter to tend to at home.) Anyways, 99.9% ain’t bad.
Just FYI wear either red or green clothing during the eclipse and during you’ll be seen wearing purple… fun science fact. lol
We’re pretty much socked in with clouds, and of course we’re in the totality path. At the moment I just have dark clouds.
Had major cloud cover during totality, so much that I was able to shoot this with no filter on my phone.
Filter applied to a Samsung 22 phone.
99.9-ish% totality about 5 miles from the path.
Obviously it didnt get completely dark outside, but it felt like 45 minutes after sunset.
Cool phenomenon.
Next eclipse over the USA
Next one over Texas: 2317 
Some phone shots. We got lucky… almost completely overcast a few minutes before totality, but then the a gap in the clouds drifted in. 
Just looked like Pac-man here. Was better 7 years ago.
Guess I’m waiting another 21 years for the next one which should pass overhead.
Currently in Chicago area and we got a 90-some % …got a little bit dimmer…but nothing like the total we saw in the Smoky Mountains in 2017… Temp definitely dropped rapidly though…
People underestimate that 10% of the sun is still extremely bright.
The 1999 solar eclipse went right over my house. (While I was in Denmark of course, so no totality for me. But it was bad weather anyway).
It was still impressive, but I had assumed that the 60% or so that I saw up there would change anything. It didn’t. If I had not looked up (through clouds and with filter) I wouldn’t even have noticed.
during the one in 1999 I worked for ESAB a welding equipment supplier … so there were about 7 of us stood outside wearing welding helmets staring up into the sky
another 35 minutes or so til 99.9 % totality in my area.
