Eclipse Day at the Morgans 97% is not a 100%
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2024
- Eclipse day, Ehh? 97% isn't a 100 #eclipse2024
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Hey Morgans, We just got back home in Springdale, AR after traveling about 120 miles east to Mountain Home, AR and got to see a 100% total eclipes for the first time in our life. WHAT AN UNBELIEVEABLE EXPERIENCE! What and awesome God we serve.
We had to deal with a little bit of the traffic from people coming back into Missouri after they left Mountain Home.
We went to West Plains Missour and it was worth the traffic to see that totality!
We were 98% in Upstate NY and it was an eerily thunderstorm dark, however. The temperature drop was extremely noticeable.🇺🇸🙏
Was 64 deg a little before. And 54 during. We had a thermometer in the shade since 5 hrs before the ewclipse. Northern IL.
Great to see your better half, Melissa, in a video!!!
Up North West of you guys in Cortland Ohio, birds stopped chirping and dusk to dawn lights came on! So cool!!
It got dark here in Dallas for about 5 minutes; we could see the stars.
Milwaukee had 91%, it was cool we enjoyed it, doesn't happen often so we need to take a safe look at it when it does. Weather was calling for the cloud cover you had, but we wound up with a very clear sunny day, Beautiful, 65F, I'll take those 365.
Sun was shining and very light cloud cover in Erie. 100% coverage.Rate it at 98% perfect experience.. Thank you all for coming and enjoying our fine city. Hope to see many of you back again!!
We had 100% here in the Indianapolis area, amazing experience to witness in our own back yard.
Yip, even down here along US 50 east of I 65.
I live in Speedway and we had what I’d call a moon lit night kind of dark. But was amazing to see and experience.
The last eclipse passed directly over us in Franklin NC and it was truly amazing. To get to see a total one in a lifetime is unique since they only pass over the same spot on earth every 360 years or so.
The town/city of Carbondale was in the path of totality in 2017 and 2024. Lucky dogs.
@@Z-Bart We got about 80 percent this time, but that in no way compares to the total we got last time. I actually videoed the total and used it in one of my music videos.
The last total eclipse that North America had was in 2017, so not a unique lifetime experience unless you were on holiday 😉
@@Thegdee If you like to travel you can go wherever the path is but the path will be different every time for 360 years give or take. The last one that I saw that was total passed over Franklin NC, my home. But this time we only got 80 percent or so. Not the same experience I can assure you. Still neat tho. North America is so large that it can contain many paths for a total.
We saw it in 2017 and again in 2024!! 100% in southern Illinois. We stayed and avoided the parking lots otherwise known as highways!
Enjoyed the birds being quiet and temperature drop was really noted!
What a great time! Very neat experience.
At my house in Michigan we were 99.7% so we just watched from our property with the Eclipse glasses. Awesome for sure and you could feel it get colder. 3:13 was our peak time. We had clear sky no clouds.
100% at home in Texas. Pretty cool.
I'm in Milton VT and we were in the 100% area. I did not expect such a vivid eclipse. The lights around the house turned on but the funny thing was the neighbors rooster was going bonkers. My other neighbor was shooting off fireworks. Why?!? I have no idea. (Play banjos here).
Mike was great in Texas, we are about 1 hours 15 minutes west of center line it was really an interesting feeling and look around our yard. Birds silenced, some goof popped a firecracker and our dog "Gumbo" hauled it back in the house. Wife had a picnic set up in the back yard with a charcuterie tray and ice tea! Our solar lights did pop on !
We had 100% coverage here in Carrollton. Texas. We had a great overhead view but I needed a recliner instead of a lawn chair. What a wonderful spectacle!
100% was WAY different than I expected. It was an Awesome experience!
Interesting, but ya know, Eva always thinking of others, especially family. Has Mellissa's smile, and you sense of figuring things out Mike. The Kiln ought to be getting closer to delivery :)
I viewed 100% with 50,000 of my favorite friends at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 100% was way different than 97%. What a great life experience. Thanks to Doug Boles and Roger Penske for putting on a great event at the Speedway. See you on Fast Friday!!
Pretty cloudy up here, but did manage to see some of the change. Mother Nature winked… The light went out. Mother Nature winked again….. The light came back on!
Good afternoon to Hunter 👋👋😸and family and friends and Ms Jinx the Cat 😻😻/ I was in the Church parking lot and
it got really ! dark at the peak here in Montreal 😸😺
We went to my daughter's house in Indianapolis for the 100% totality experience. I was completely blown away. So awesome.
YEPPER .. GOT DARK FOR A BIT .. NO ISSUES … HAD THE FUNNY GLASSES TO GET A PEEK … LIGHTS CAME ON OUTSIDE FOR A LITTLE BIT BUT WE LIVED THROUGH IT 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awsome display of Gods artwork!
We drove a little over an hour away to West Plains Missouri to see it. We had just over 3 minutes of totality and I have to say that the lead up is nothing compared to when you can take off your glasses and look directly at the black hole in the sky with pink and purple sparkles dancing around the edges. I could see the loops of the suns magnetic field through my binoculars.
Unless you actually see it at totality you dont truly understand what it looks like.
On the down side traffic throughout southern Missouri was bad.
I am kind of proud that my little town of Seymour Missouri disrupted traffic for tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people due to the 2 stop lights we have on Highway 60. Traffic was backed up for 12 miles eastbound in the morning and on into the night going westbound.
Unlike the out of state people I was able to take back roads home and only got stuck for about 25 minutes on the way back.
So glad I got to go see it.
We had a great showing! We are an hour outside of Ottawa in Perth Ontario. the clouds were spotty but we waited and everything worked out. It got dark and cooled down real fast. It was great!!
We had 100% up here in Boonville but the clouds covered the sun so it was tough to see it. When it was a total cover it got very cool and dark . The 2 little ones got a little scard and was pretty clingy. I'm so happy that you got to meet Josh and Erin and to see there new Cafe . Yes they are Great Kids and very hard workers . Have a great day and God Bless.
Mid western Ohio was in the path. A once I. A lifetime experience. Looked like the sky at dusk on a sunny day. Darkness streetlights on lasted for about 4 minutes then slowly back to light. Thanks for sharing your video.
Even the sensor triggered lights came on for a short time 100 % eclipse here
Love hearing the Tufted Titmouse and Cardinals in the background.
100% here in the Hoosier National Forest. Turkeys went to roost then came down and started gobbling 👍
Thanks for the video. It was nice to hear Levi and have Eva pop in too.
Fort Wayne, IN was real good Eclipse day. IU GrandKids & Purdue GrandSon was both good viewing.👍👍👍
Hey M&M.... outside most of the day, 99% here, really cool experience, especially the colour changes.... even got some milling in...
Pete 🇨🇦
We ended up sitting in a church parking lot in Selrirk, ON. Really great experience. Frogs and crickets all over!
@fixinanddoinstuff2134 pretty neat experience....
100 % here in Medina Ohio. Had no luck taking pictures through the solar glasses. Was amazing to see. Dropped 11 degrees.
Middle Tennessee here, they said 95% coverage around here. I was in the hospital, wife was getting knee replaced. I saw the last one six years ago. Didn’t make a difference in my life. So I guess I’ll be fine missing it this time. I also got to miss the hype. Wife’s surgery went very well. Thank you Jesus.
You Didn't miss that much. It was nothing like as awesome here as it was 7 years ago.
Hello Mike. The time lapse may not have been all that you wanted, but I'll give you an A for effort. Keep up the great work!
I heard the chickens go to roost. We are in southern California but I watched mine and while we only got a partial eclipse, they all huddled under the coop. Probably thought it was going to rain. 😂
Ok mike, chop chop ( no pun intended ) lets get to work. It’s weird seeing you just setting around like you dont have anything to do. Its kinda good to see you actually take a break and chill for a bit. Turkey season is fast approaching. Gobble gobble. Stay safe everybody
My wife and I chased the weather across 4 states this weekend (pa, ny, vt, nh) to stay ahead of the clouds and guarantee a clear sky to see and photograph it. Almost 1600mi round trip. But it paid off and was amazing to experience. I got great photos of the partial phases, Baily's beads, diamond ring, corona, and even the earthshine. Now I've got a lot of post processing to do!
It was beautiful here in the Tyler Tx area hit dark very fast at the end stayed that way about 3-4 mins
You know where I live Mike, I was over in the big garage painting, noticed it was getting dark out, went out to see, nothing but clouds. So, I just went back to painting like a good little boy. I have seen them before but at my age I don't think I will be seeing another one. I guess they said it would be 2044 til it happens again. Amazes me that they can figure that stuff out. Have a day Morgans, Jay from Pa.
This side Pennsylvania was so cloudy and it got real dark but I didn't see a thing thank you for sharing
For the record. Melissa always looks nice. All I saw of the eclipse was pictures. My shift started at 2 pm. Everybody wanted me to be busy. Glad yall had a good day.
Good Morning Morgans from Prince Edward Island Canada. We had 100% totality for a little over 1 minute and it was very clear skies and we has a great view of the corona.
Melissa always looks nice Mike you are extremely lucky .
At 3:23 Mike just had a 🎶"Total eclipse of the heart!"🎶 Such a romantic guy, he is.
In north east Texas, it was cloudy during the eclipse. About and hour after, almost perfectly clear.
Great video! That’s about all we got in western North Carolina. Everything had the unusual color tones. Back When The 2017 Eclipse happened….our street lights came on. We were just on the edge of a total back then, but just missed it again.
Here in metropolitan St Louis it was very VERY eerie how colors seemed so noticably changed when the eclipse reached totality.
Mike I live in Sidney ohio it was a total explise and the birds went crazy here and it was peaceful for 3.5 minutes o how I loved the piece amen
Thanks for the eclips video. We here in St. George, Utah had about a 50% block out. What Mike said, and I have perceived in previous eclipses, the colors changed. Prayers for you always.
Here in NE Oklahoma it got darker like an overcast day but we didn’t see an eclipse. We weren’t looking up either. No glasses. Good to see you all anyway. 👍❤️
My parents have property In Sainte Genevieve, MO. We had 4 minutes of totality in 2017 and over 3 minutes in the same field Monday. Beautiful weather for both, we sure were lucky.
Hi Mike, Melissa, & Eva. About 3:45 pm. We had darkness. Then the moon quickly moved away. By 4:15 pm. Our skies were clouded over. The last one I saw. It was summer of 1969. I saw the partial solar eclipse in summer of 2017. That was 30%. Eva is a trooper for sure. Thanks everybody. Until next video. 😍😊😉👍💜❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌕🌔🌓🌒🌑🌗🌖🌕
Hi , to Levi And family- nice to take a timeout and think about powers of it all- being
It definitely got dark here and I would compare it to dusk, that was about 3:18pm for us here in the Greater Toronto Area. Shortly thereafter we had good daylight and now sunshine. Hoping you and Melissa have a great remainder of the day :)
Hagerstown Indiana, 3 min 59 sec of total eclipse. Pretty cool.
East TN was a swing and miss as well. Our 87% ended up as rain showers and 0%
Just got back from Hot Springs AR . Great experience.
It was perfect here in northern Crawford County!
It was a total eclipse here for 3 minutes + around Chautauqua Lake in NY. Overcast sky with some broken clouds but with the glasses you could see the moon moving over the sun. Almost total dark but not quite and it got cold. Neat experience.
Hello Morgan family ☕️ Mike, I will be in your area next week. Visiting Falling Waters 😎👍
We had 3m 35s in totality here in Arkansas where I work. Definitely lived up to the hype. It was surprisingly awesome to experience.
It was pretty cool to watch. Got some nice pictures. We had put a set of glasses on one out dogs.
We live about 20 minutes west of Rochester NY. We had 100% totality and 100% cloud cover until after the eclipse then it cleared. It was still cool to have night like darkness at 3:40 pm.
Yes we saw it at Indiana very nice love your videos thank you
I experienced the total eclipse in Middle TN in 2017 and it was truly amazing, especially when it went to totality. The crickets started chirping and the birds were roosting. I was at a park on Old Hickory Lake with people from all over the place, watching it together. The family next to me was from Paris. Traffic was nuts for a few hours after.
Today's eclipse was about the same as Western PA - 95%. We had the weird color but still have muted sunshine. It never went dark like we had in 2017 but it was nice. We had cloud cover which limited our view but actually helped my camera pick it up.
I can't believe mike complimented his lovely wife.
The eclipse was amazing. We were working on the property and we watched the eclipse develop and when it went dark it was just like night time. Pretty awesome. I’m wondering how it was in Cranberry Township. Glad you were able to see the eclipse. I’m glad you made a video for today’s special astronomical event. From your friends in Northern Vermont. Have a great day.
Central Maine had 100 percent totality. Yes, like Mike said, as it was happening the colors were different. We had pictures of up northern Maine on facebook of traffic jam 7 miles long of people trying to leave some town. Crazy.. I watched from my front deck. Quite the spectacle.
In East Texas we were off center, but we got black clouds, and it was dim and then got dark. Some rain but the clouds really did a large effect. We got cool in still air, so we noticed the Sun was darker behind clouds. But watched it from start of Texas to Ill. It was running I-35 for the most part.
We couldn't see it here in WNY but it got pitch black out. Pretty cool experience.
Thanks for sharing you view of the eclipse
We have been on our property north west of Del Rio and left this morning for home. Drove through Del Rio it was nuts how many people lined the highway waiting to see it. I was east of San Antonio by the time it got dark. Long away from the crowds of watchers.
Yup, here in central lower Michigan near Lansing, it was pretty cool, it certainly cast a different kind of color to the land. Very cool though! So glad it was severe clear here! Take care Morgan's!
Here in Alabama, it got a little darker than it did in 2017, but not much. Still it was pretty cool.
We drove to North East, PA using PA Route 8 to avoid I79. The clouds cleared and we had a perfect view of 100% total eclipse of the sun and about 3 minutes or total darkness. It was so impressive to see how the sun's corona "exploded" into view once the moon totally blocked out the sun.
Hello! 😊
Good to Melissa again.
good afternoon David 👋👋😸
@@badcat4707 Good afternoon to you BadCat! Unusual for an ODWM video in the afternoon. 🐱
We did not have a total here in NC either... I did stop my mail man and 4 landscapers in the neighborhood and let them look through my glasses. It was amazing to hear their comments and see their reactions.
Melissa is so funny! Love her! ❤
I agree with Melissa, I live south of you a little and it also looked like it was going to rain!
ya it was pretty cool here in upstate NY got sort of dark but not as much as I thought it would but still was neat
here in western ny we had 100 percent cloud cover and could not see the sun at all but it did get total dark and that was neat
Absolutely wonderful experience where we went in AR. Up at 4, packed and gone. Was very interesting to see the fauna shut off for their day and the frogs and crickets start up their night. Twas a real pain to get back home. Don’t know why ARDOT did not cancel their construction on the I-40 Memphis bridge over the Mississippi River with the additional traffic. It took us almost 5 hrs to traverse the last 40 miles of our trip. But it was worth the trip. We were able to see a little red dot and sprite off of the bottom of the moon where the sun shone through a crater on its surface. We got home for the last 8 minutes of the NCAA game. Congrats UCONN. Give a girl a credit card and mountains can be moved. I do my share of getting needed stuff online too.
i was in the one in 2017 north of Columbia SC. it was mid summer. hot as hell, then cool. animals freaking out. sunrise and sunset in 4 minutes
it is like nothing you will ever experience. glad you enjoyed it!!
We live south of Erie about 10 miles and I was amazed at how dark it got and how fast it got light again as soon as the moon moved just a little. I went to see if my chickens were on the roost but they were not
Here in the very NE corner of Arkansas (Along the side of the Missouri boot hill), we had total darkness for about 3 1/2 minutes...the neighbor has a security light on the power pole, and it was dark enough his light came on came on.
We had 100% in Ovilla Texas (Between Dallas and Waxahachie). The eclipse far exceeded my expectations, it was so impressive.
The earth moved for us too Mellisa 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
Like the paisley shirt Melissa 😊
Just north of you guys and the rain clouds rolled in shortly after the eclipse started. If I had drove here to try to see it I would not have been happy.
Thanks for sharing, Mike. See you in the next one.
I agree, strange colors like something out of a sci-fi movie. About 85% here in western North Carolina
It was 97.7% (per the local weather report) at our home in northwest Arkansas. It was like you turned down the dimmer switch.
It got nighttime dark down here in Arkansas. Pretty cool
Beautiful day Here in Plattsburgh,NY. 62 degreess. We got to enjoy the eclipse on the Fox channel had Our home town Adirondack sky center was live. All the solar pool lights came on. Poor birds had a hard time all kinds of strong noises.
It was Amazing in Upstate NY It turned on all my outside lights! When it hit 100% you could see it without the glasses on and it was a beautiful experience you'll remember for life.
When I was doing a drop and hook earlier today in Sanger,TX. It go dark enough to turn on the security lights
That's more if your cat than I've ever seen before. He's a handsome fella. 🐱
here in Kingsville Ontario it was awesome a total eclipes became night at 3 pm !!
Went through this eclipse as a senior in high school in Ashland Oregon in 1979. Remember it got not totally dark but more than what you saw out there. We didn't have the glasses to watch back then but welding class got a good view through there helmets. I do remember the news saying we won't see this eclipse until 2024 again and thinking Oh my I will be old!. Funny how time creeps up! Keep up your channel going!
We traveled to Terrell, Tx. From Wyoming which was in totality. We’re in totality in Casper, Wyoming in 2017.
Live in central Maine, went over to some families property about an hour and a half North of us in Abbott, ME. Great view of it at 100%. Glad we know all the local roads and stayed off the main routes and interstate. GOD's creation has some truly amazing displays.