By Nick Pedley
News Editor 

Despite clouds, locals catch glimpse of eclipse

Solar event was only partial in NWI

 

April 11, 2024

LAURA LUX/GALUXY PHOTO

Local photographer Laura Lux, of Hartley, snapped this picture of the partial eclipse Monday afternoon while working at Sybesma Graphics in Sanborn. A tinted window and overcast sky allowed her to take the photo without using a special solar filter for her camera's lens.

One of Mother Nature's most dazzling feats was dulled Monday by one of her more mundane.

Thanks to an overcast sky, the widely-hyped solar eclipse was rendered somewhat invisible depending on your location in northwest Iowa. Those with a completely overcast view noticed a darker sky, but some still caught a glimpse of the phenomenon peaking through the clouds.

Elementary students at Clay Central/Everly crowded the school grounds with special glasses to watch the show – or attempted to, at least.

"The clouds may have taken away from their view, but the students will never forget their time head...



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