I personally loved it, I watched it in my backyard. The totality was my favorite part

Pretty mid, It barely looked like it was cloudy

Very pretty! With the lens i had I got some photos of the flaming sun obscured by darkness... It was cool!

I live in New York so all I saw was the way it changed how the day looked. It made it slightly dimmer. Kinda looked weird. Even tried taking pics & looking directly at the sun & still didn't see anything.

Didn’t have any cause im from scandinavia :{ a total here will come in 120+ years and the latest was in the 1950s

It was only partial in the Upper Midwest where I am, and we barely got anything from this since today was utterly cloudy and gray. Boo-urns.

I'm down in FL, Orlando to be specific. I made a ray filter so guests at my job can see the eclipse through that. I'm kind of a space nerd, so I gave some awesome Astronomy lessons and did a type of "Did you know?" game with the kids, even made Eclipse themed tiedye shirts for one of our activities. :)

It was the first Eclipse I've ever seen, and I'm glad to have seen it

What solar eclipse?

It was pretty neat, but we didn't get totality at my location, so it wasn't as cool and eerie as the total eclipse in 2017.

4/10.

It just looked like it was about to rain.

Darn, sorry about that :/

That's really cool! If you're comfortable with it, could you please share the photos?

Interesting. When it happened where I was the clouds almost ruined it but they parted in time

I'd recommend traveling to wherever the next one takes place, because it's quite the sight to see!