CLEVELAND (WJW) — A partial solar eclipse crossed parts of the Northern Hemisphere Wednesday, and while Northeast Ohio was not in the path of the eclipse, some local skywatchers still managed to catch a glimpse of the celestial event.
Cloudy skies made viewing difficult across the region, but local astronomer Jay Reynolds shared photos showing the eclipse was visible around Northeast Ohio.
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A small sliver of the moon passed in front of the sun Wednesday, creating a partial solar eclipse for viewers across parts of the northern United States, Canada and Europe.
The eclipse began in New York at about 1:07 p.m. EDT, reached its peak around 1:54 p.m. and ended at about 2:38 p.m. Roughly 10% of the sun was covered by the moon at the peak in New York.
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The amount of sun covered varied significantly depending on location. Folks in Europe got a much bigger show…