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DALLAS - North Texas was cast into darkness in the afternoon of Monday, April 8 for a once-in-a-lifetime solar eclipse.
The clouds parted just in time for people across the Metroplex to enjoy the moment.
Downtown Dallas
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Totality in Downtown Dallas
See the moment of totality from the top of the FOX 4 Sutdios in Downtown Dallas.
Klyde Warren Park
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Solar Eclipse 2024: Crowd reacts to totality
The crowd at Klyde Warren Park in Downtown Dallas reacts to the moment the moon's shadow covered the sun.
A crowd of sky watchers at Dallas' Klyde Warren Park watch the total solar eclipse.
Plano
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Solar Eclipse 2024: Plano Timelapse
See a timelapse of the entire solar eclipse from Plano.
Here's a timelapse of the total solar eclipse in Plano.
Ennis
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Ennis Eclipse Timelapse - Moment of Totality
A timelapse of the eclipse in Ennis, Texas. The moment shown is 1:38 p.m. to 1:44 p.m.
Ennis, Texas was right in the middle of the eclipse's path of totality.
Totality lasted 4 minutes and 23 seconds in Ennis and crowds got quite the show.
Watch a timelapse of the moment above.
Richardson
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Families enjoy watching solar eclipse together
Our own Lori Brown got to enjoy the solar eclipse with her kids at their school.
FOX 4's Lori Brown got to experience the once-in-a-lifetime moment with her children at Canyon Creek Elementary school.
The students went nuts when the moon's shadow covered the sun.
Grapevine
FOX 4's Jeff Kolb captured the moment from the Gaylord Texan in Grapevine.