Eclipse viewing conditions in your area

[Deer Tracks]

For those in the path of totality, what are the current viewing conditions in your location? Sitting here in Llano with intermittent low clouds and sunshine. Hoping the low grey clouds burn off. Anyone in San Saba, Mason, Junction, or Waco?

[Razorback01]

Hazy/ partly cloudy here 30 min south of Fort Worth,

[Walker]

Hazy/ partly cloudy here 30 min south of Fort Worth,

Same here in west san antonio. Short periods of sunshine.

[dosrobles]

Bertram area

[Loneaggie]

Pretty good here in Arlington. Some clouds, but can still see everything at the moment, moon is just starting to overlap.

[jlinville]

Thin clouds here in Tyler.

[awry]

Most cloudy in north Austin area

[jerp]

SW Fort Worth - big puffy clouds and maybe 60/40 with blue sky. I just stepped outside and looked you can see it pretty well through the clouds with the glasses. About 1/3 coverage at the moment

[spidermonkey]

Clouds, then sun, then back to clouds, here in Sulphur Springs. At least it’s not solid clouds. Going to be 4 mins 22 seconds of totality here. Good Huntin, and God Bless, Rusty

[SaltwaterSlick]

Solid cloud cover with drizzle here north of Houston... no eclipse for this poor boy...

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Clouds in Wimberley but you can catch glimpses through thin clouds. It's at about 1/4.

[Chew]

Intermittent view in centerville.

[smokeless]

Sitting by lake granger. Off and on cloud cover.

[tpack]

Clear skies just west of Stephenville.

[RiverRat1]

Everything cleared out and was perfect viewing until about 1/3 eclipse. Now with 15 minutes until totality heavy clouds rolled in. Dang, so close!

In Bend between Lampasas and San Saba