The solar eclipse was supposed to plunge the UK into darkness, but many sky-watchers across the country were sadly staring at totally grey skies.
It was a total anti-climax and everyone got a bit miffed at the good old British weather.
Remember, folks, we won't see ANYTHING like this again until 2026. #eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/D0dRTQCf64
— Steve Berry (@unloveablesteve) March 20, 2015I'll show this pic to my kids one day. #eclipse2015 #neverforget pic.twitter.com/TKFYQfdg4B
— Stuart Forrest (@MrStuartForrest) March 20, 2015Residents of Hackney gather in their dozens to witness "gloomier day than normal". #eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/eeLBPI7oPj
— Olly Lambert (@ollylambert) March 20, 2015Moments like these that really make you ponder...wow...#eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/WmGkbMywx8
— Fra Fee (@frafee) March 20, 2015Years from now, we'll be able to tell our grandchildren "We were there" #eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/4Sm3n91XpB
— Bibendum (@bibendumwine) March 20, 2015WORST. SOLAR. ECLIPSE. EVER #SolarEclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/ROqnmSMs4C
— Elliot Wagland (@elliotwagland) March 20, 2015I'm ignoring the advice and staring directly at the #eclipse2015 from central London pic.twitter.com/UzqNwrEeOA
— James Doleman (@jamesdoleman) March 20, 2015Don't worry guys, I didn't look directly at it, but what a view... #eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/7D4nnIh65i
— Adele Roberts (@AdeleRoberts) March 20, 2015Rubbish pic. You can't see the Sun at all. #eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/S3j0OHYkta
— Tiernan Douieb (@TiernanDouieb) March 20, 2015Looking at the #eclipse2015 like pic.twitter.com/chqesatnBD
— Gavin & Stacey React (@GavStaceyReacts) March 20, 2015Our opinion of #eclipse2015. pic.twitter.com/DLEedGbp1J
— One Room With A View (@1RoomWithAView) March 20, 2015The guys at Jaffa cake have been waiting 16 years for this... mmmm. #eclipse2015 pic.twitter.com/OcT9VUuurM
— Gay Star News (@gaystarnews) March 20, 2015#eclipse2015 Too cloudy? Re-create the experience by wearing a Smartie as a monocle whilst staring at a lightbulb.
— Scarlet Wilde (@wilde) March 20, 2015Still, at least nobody stared at it for too long.
nearly blinded myself by looking directly at the eclipse. BUT AT LEAST I SAW IT. YAY!
— Cecilia Bruce (@CeciliaBruce) March 20, 2015Oh.
Well, even if you couldn't see it, here's how everyone else across the UK got on:
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