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    Non allarmarti se diventa piuttosto buio intorno alle 11

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    1. Looper-8 on

      Partial eclipse: “It’s set to start at around 10am, and up to 57% of the sun’s width will be covered by the moon at 11. The whole process will be over by noon.”

    2. qwerty_1965 on

      RTE news just said the partial eclipse was expected rather than happening.

    3. WellWellWell2021 on

      You will not notice any difference in light. Its only a partial eclipse.

    5. Cuan_Dor on

      And of course it’s cloudy as usual so we won’t be able to see the eclipse…

    6. CapOk9908 on

      I don’t think it’ll be noticeable. Last eclipse I saw I don’t think the brightness changed that much until very close to totality. The temperature drop for sure is mostly perceived at totality.

      Idk how a cloudy day would interact with it though…maybe because it’s already dim we won’t notice if it gets dimmer or maybe it’ll be even darker.

    8. DannyVandal on

      Partial eclipse of me balls, boy. We’d have to have sun to notice half of it missing. I’ll postpone the sacrifices just this once though.

    9. 1stltwill on

      Well that would be my solar generation fucked for the day.

      If the sun was out.

    10. blokia on

      Darkness at night is not a cause to dig jnot your three day bread supply

    13. YoIronFistBro on

      Except it won’t get dark. This is a partial eclipse, so the light on the ground will just be a bit dimmer than usual. Unless you’re really paying attention you might not notice it at all.

    14. dkeenaghan on

      It won’t be getting dark, even at near full total eclipse it doesn’t get dark until almost all of the sun is covered.

    15. slickwarren on

      Well, that explains why my croissant-baking plans suddenly feel a bit dramatic. Guess I’ll just embrace the temporary darkness and pretend I’m in a very intense French film noir… starring a slightly confused baker. 🥐🌑🇫🇷🎬😅

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