Totality! Watch videos from San Antonio, Hill Country during total solar eclipse

Get more of KSAT’s eclipse coverage here.

Monday, April 8 marked a special day in San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country — the total solar eclipse caused the region to turn dark in the middle of the day!

As your official Eclipse Authority station, KSAT had multiple livestreams in different parts of the region to celebrate the big day.

KSAT meteorologists, anchors and reporters were in full force from Fredericksburg, Boerne, Kerrville, The Rock at La Cantera and Leon Springs.

While it was cloudy, people in the area still had the chance to witness a darkened sky as the moon covered the sun.

Here’s a look at what KSAT’s cameras captured when the eclipse reached totality:

Fredericksburg

Boerne

Leon Springs

The Rock at La Cantera

We’d love to see your photos and videos of the total solar eclipse. Make sure to share them on KSAT Connect!

Here’s a list of some eclipse articles on KSAT:

• ECLIPSE DAY LIVE: Watch KSAT coverage from San Antonio, Texas Hill Country on April 8 at noon
• What to do with your glasses after the April 8 total solar eclipse
• This tool can compute the last or next time for a solar eclipse at any location in the world
• April 8 total solar eclipse will be the first over San Antonio since 1397!
• Safety pins? Bad health? These are the myths and superstitions surrounding the solar eclipse
• KSAT Connect: Share your photos, videos of annular eclipse