I’m so far off the path that I don’t think we’d see even a partial…but if we could it wouldn’t matter as it’s clouded over and raining heavily. 
However, I am watching via the NASA live feed on YouTube:
I got to check it out today. It was pretty cool, but looks like the moon is covering up the sun about 1/3 or so.
Were I live we got the full eclipse and it was wild! Weird watching the world go dark around you. Cool to though
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We were in the totality path in Upstate New York, but the clouds covered the eclipse. It was very cool seeing the world darken, then quickly brighten again afterward.
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Partial here in Wisconsin, but did get pretty dark. Watched on tv, mostly abc.
Have waited a long time, but finally got Ginger Zee in the dark. 
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here’s a thread of photo’s amateur astronomers took of the eclipse:
https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/917829-total-solar-eclipse-2024-images/
Cloudy here in Syracuse in the path of totality. Still, the speed at which the horizon shifted from light to darkness to light – and the pure stillness during that four-minute span – were pretty damn cool.
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I only got 90% since I’m in LI, wack as heck I didn’t see the whole thing. It was pretty cool though
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