Eclipse 2026Time & visibility

Visibility checker · 12 August 2026

Will the 2026 solar eclipse be visible from my city?

Check whether the Sun is above the horizon, whether the eclipse is total or partial, and the maximum visible coverage for a prepared city or any point you choose in the simulator.

Open the 3D simulatorEclipse guide
BurgosSpain100%maximum 20:29:19 Scoresby SundGreenland100%maximum 16:36:04 ÍsafjörðurIceland100%maximum 17:44:55 ReykjavíkIceland100%maximum 17:48:47 Rio de OnorPortugal100%maximum 19:30:23 OviedoSpain100%maximum 20:28:01 GijónSpain100%maximum 20:27:41 A CoruñaSpain100%maximum 20:28:20

Where is the eclipse total?

The path of totality crosses eastern Greenland, western Iceland, northern Spain and a small part of Portugal. A much wider region sees a partial eclipse.

What if my city is outside the path?

The result can still show a partial eclipse and its maximum coverage. You can then switch to a totality location to compare the two skies.

Does visibility include clouds?

No. Visibility here means astronomical visibility and Sun position. Weather, haze and a blocked local horizon require a separate forecast and site check.

Sources and limits: NASA-published Besselian elements and Spanish IGN local circumstances where available. This is not a weather forecast. Use ISO 12312-2 compliant protection when viewing the real Sun.