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Monday’s rare total solar eclipse was a delight to people of all ages across the U.S. and Long Island, where folks were treated to 88 percent sun coverage at the eclipse’s peak around 3:30 p.m.
Many people flocked to parks and other viewing areas for unobstructed views and a communal eclipse-watching epxerience.
Check out these photos from Port Jeff by Andrew Theodorakis of Yellow House Images:
Scroll down to see some images that Long Islanders captured during the special cosmic event and shared to our Greater Long Island social media feeds.
The next total solar eclipse won’t be visible again from across the U.S. until Aug. 22, 2044.
