Another sad viewer in Massachusetts here.
I would try some with my Meade 2080 ( = 2000mm fl, 8 inch diameter F/10 ) but it's really hard to get anything through the clouds...

Just remember that the eclipsed moon is quite a bit darker than the illuminated part. Evaluate exposure with every shot during totality. You'll need multiple stops more exposure.

If there are some clouds nearby, then take two shots, one for the moon and another for the clouds and replace the overexposed moon in the cloud shot with the properly exposed moon.