Solar eclipse: Cleveland and Northeast Ohio revels in moment of totality

How cool was that?
The April 8 solar eclipse - a moment we've been waiting years to experience - put multiple Northeast Ohio locations like Cleveland and Akron in the path of totality. Thousands of people came to the region to witness the historic moment.
"It was just astronomical," Liam Padgett from Greensboro, North Carolina, told 3News. "I couldn't comprehend what it was."
Elizabeth Wright and her husband John traveled all the way from Oxnard, California.
"It was worth the trip, for sure," Elizabeth said. "One hundred percent would do it again tomorrow."
"It was just like nighttime, and the buildings lit up and everything just looked like it was dusk," John added. "It was just so amazing."
Hundreds packed into Edgewater Park, including Kaz and Heather Kashihara from Arizona.
"Incredible," Heather said. "I've never experienced anything like this before, and I mean, it was just incredible to see the solar flares coming out. That was a big surprise to me."
Others didn't have to drive as far, but were just as mesmerized by the phenomenon. Bri Buckley reports from Cleveland: www.wkyc.com/a... --
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