Tonight's total ecplise of the moon will itself be totally eclipsed by cloud. This presents a rare viewing opportunity to see the cloud eclipsing the eclipse. Watch carefully to see them obscure the moon rising in state of total "double eclipse". A powerful pair of binoculars is all you need to see the wonderful detail in those horizon hugging clouds. :cheesy:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: Blimey Mark it's a bit early to be on that 'Weird French Stuff'.....!
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It's certainly looking like we have a 0% chance of seeing anything (as usual).
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Been looking at various places in Kent and Essex for viewing it. Every-where seems to have cloud, but Isle of Sheppey and Isle of Grain look to have the least as well as some of the Essex coast.
Bummer.
Carole
There is a chance here on top of the downs at about 10pm to see it, looks like the clouds will be broke, I'll have a look out the window later.
It's clear at home at the moment :)
But it won't last for much longer :(
There was a lovely moon last night :!
Ive got gaps in my cloud here,
and behind it is more cloud :!
Mac
100% cloud :evil:
Ditto
I got a glimpse through thin cloud at about 10:00pm. The view on the BBC was better.
Saw the Moon through the pesky clouds AFTER the eclipse was over :!
I drank beer until my eyes eclipsed everything 8)
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I saw the un-eclipsed eclipse, or at least the central quarter of an hour or so, from Nairobi. The rest was clouded and rained out...