HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The solar eclipse has arrived and ValleyCentral wants to see your photos and videos.

People from all across the Rio Grande Valley are getting a first-hand look at witnessing the “Ring of Fire” solar eclipse.

  • Ring of Fire in San Antonio, Tx (Photo by: Alejandra Yanez/ValleyCentral)
  • Ring of Fire seen from Cole Park In Corpus Christi, Tx (Photo by: Jessica Kirk/ValleyCentral)
  • Photo by: Mia Morales/ValleyCentral
  • Photo by: Emiliano Pena/ValleyCentral
  • Photo by: Emiliano Pena/ValleyCentral
  • Photo by: Emiliano Pena/ValleyCentral
  • Photo by: Emiliano Pena/ValleyCentral
  • Photo by: Emiliano Pena/ValleyCentral
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Lynda Charles
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Lynda Charles
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Chelsea Brewer
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Oscar Salinas
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Oscar Salinas
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Steven P. Soto
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Alberto Vargas
  • Courtesy of Jessenia Ortiz
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Jacob Adonis Garza
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Jose Navarez
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Ruth De Aquino
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Adrian Hernandez
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Kelly Carrillo
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Kelly Carrillo
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Vanessa Ramos
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Vanessa Ramos
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Vanessa Ramos
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Vanessa Ramos
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Alexa Davidson
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Brenda Lee Garza
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Cassandra Marie Bravo
  • Solar Eclipse Courtesy of Edith Guerra
Solar Eclipse Video Courtesy of Gabriela Salazar
Solar Eclipse Video Courtesy by Ruth De Aquino
Solar Eclipse Video Courtesy by Patsy Avila

Meteorologist Jessica Kirk says the overnight cold front passed late and slowly, causing the cloud cover to pass by until 11 a.m.

We want to see your photos of the eclipse. You can send them to share@valleycentral.com and your photos can be featured on air and on our social media.

Once you submit your photos we will email you a user-generated content form to get your written consent to use the photo.

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