The rare solar eclipse seen on a cloudy day in Baltimore, Maryland. Camera focus and clouds didn't cooperate, so this is the best I got. This video spans the maximum coverage of the sun. 4 8 24 © BaltimoreAndOhioRR ™.
"The total solar eclipse, where the moon fully obscures the sun’s face darkening the daytime sky, will be visible along a path stretching from Texas to Maine. While Maryland falls just outside this path of totality, observers here can still see the moon block out a significant portion of the sun.
In Baltimore, the partial eclipse is expected to begin around 2:05 pm, reaching its maximum at 3:21 pm when 89.7% of the sun will be covered by the moon. The event will conclude in the city around 4:33 pm as the moon continues its trajectory." WCBM News.