Here's my homemade anemometer, the device that measures wind.

I'll be playing with this all weekend because we stay windy all weekend.

We are making this for FOX Weather Philly, our 3:30 PM weekday weather show live on FOX29.com & FOX Local, our smart TV app.

Looking forward to a drier afternoon after this morning's blasts of heavy rain.

This afternoon, we'll have only a handful of passing showers & storms.

Students from Chester and Delaware County schools visited local manufacturers to film how it's made videos.

Their videos are getting celebrated tonight.

This week's weather, both the warm we had and the cooler weather coming, helped these tulips pop up and stay up.

We went to Longwood Gardens in Chester County to learn about the science of flowers.

Does it get better than this? What a day!!!

I worked on my suntan before class and then took my class outside.

It actually got too warm for us & we went back in the classroom.

Meteorologist Drew Anderson from start (69 F) to maximum 90% (65.5 F) the temperature drop 3.5 degrees. I have a weather station and was monitoring

FOX 29 Meteorologist Drew Anderson Kathy Orr Scott Williams The view of the eclipse through a colander in Williamstown, NJ

Here's Scout ready for the eclipse in Philly.

Holly did the strainer trick to see how the sun looked.

A great shot out of Montgomery County from Richard.

John's pic of the total solar eclipse in Canada caught solar flares: bigger blasts of energy leaving some parts of the sun.

What a beautiful finish to our eclipse day in Philly.

Just a tiny bit of the eclipse left at 4:30 PM. Almost back to normal over Phillllllly.

Here's a look through a break in the clouds just shy of 4 PM.

Check out how dark it is at 90% blocked.

Here's 85% of the sun gone over Phillllllly.

We got lucky and saw it through a break in that dark cloud.

Up to 70% gone as we watch over Philly. What's cool is it's now noticeably darker outside.

Can't wait for 90%!

Eclipse scenes from Philly. ☀️ ❤️ #Eclipse2024

Here's how it looks at 2:45 PM - a third of the sun is gone over Phillllllly.

Here's how it looks at 2:45 PM - a third of an hour of the sun is gone over Phillllllly.

If you don't have eclipse glasses at home, here are some things you can use to safely view the eclipse.

So much fun sharing items you have at home or can make at home to safely view the eclipse without glasses.

We have instructions at the top on Fox29.com

This cloud over Phillllllly right now looks how our sun will look around 3:20 PM - a tiny crescent sun on the left.