In a manner of speaking, yes. It was pretty cool. Skies were clear and as the eclipse started happening we could see off in the distance a shadow coming towards us at a rapid pace. When it got to us, the eclipse was on. It got overcast during that time for a short period but we could see the corona and my friend had a telescope with a sun filter so we saw that. Then the cloud went a way and we could see light coming towards us from way far away. When it got to us, the moon was just barely off the sun, but it was blinding and full light, even with just a sliver of sun making it to us. It was a great way to get out of school and see something a lot of people never see.
mspart