"It will be much better if it rains, otherwise people will be crowded and we will take more risks," said Saez. The news of bad weather was welcomed by Veronica Saez, a handcrafts shop owner. "We expected sunny days, but it seems that the rain will not stop, and we do not know if we will be able to see the eclipse," said Penaloza, who traveled a 10-hour journey with her family.
Pucon was expected to be an opportune area to appreciate the eclipse's complete darkness, but weather forecasted a high chance of rain. Sidharth, director of BM Birla Science Centre.Tourists in the Chilean city of Pucon watched rain pour with disappointment on Saturday, as an overcast sky potentially ruined a chance to see a total solar eclipse due to happen on Monday. “In any case, it was a partial eclipse in which 60% of the sun was cut off and then it started emerging from 11.55 am and it was all over by 1.20 pm,” said B.G.
According to experts from BM Birla Science Centre, the eclipse was not visible in Hyderabad because of the cloud covering. I was also hoping to get some good pictures of the ring of fire on my camera, but no luck,” said B Prateeka, an engineering student residing at Mehdipatnam. We were advised not to go out during the eclipse but I was just too curious to witness the phenomenon. “The clouds had played a spoilsport this year. Many who were also seen with their cameras to capture the rare phenomenon had failed to catch a glimpse. We expected at least a glimpse for a few seconds,” said M Ritwik, a resident of Begumpet. “We took all necessary precautions, used sun filter films that are used in telescope and sun goggles, and went on the terrace to get a glimpse of the eclipse but we couldn’t see anything.
Many were seen on their terrace or in open areas, with all eyes glued to the sky to view the ‘ring of fire’. HYDERABAD: People across Hyderabad were left disappointed on Sunday as the view of the partial solar eclipse was blocked by clouds, offering not even glimpses of the rare celestial spectacle.
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