Why You Should Watch This Eclipse
Tomorrow, on October 25, 2022, millions of people will be able to see a partial solar eclipse, where the Moon moves in front of the Sun and obscures part of it.
This eclipse is a special one: it is the largest partial eclipse this decade in terms of how many people can see it. According to our data, around 3.2 billion people live in the path of the eclipse. That’s about 40 percent of the world’s population!
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Visible in Europe and Asia
To see this eclipse, you need to be in Europe, the western half of Asia, or northern Africa. The eclipse path stretches from Greenland, the UK, and Spain in the west to Russia, Pakistan, and India in the east.
Use our eclipse path map to find out if you’re lucky enough to see the eclipse. In areas with lighter shadings, the Moon will obscure only a small fraction of the Sun’s disk; the darker the shading, the larger the eclipse.
In parts of Russia and Kazakhstan, more than 80% of the Sun will be covered by the Moon.
Click on the eclipse map to see eclipse information for any location.
Find Your Local Eclipse Start Time
The eclipse will start at different times, depending on your location. Some examples:
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London, UK: 10:08 (10:08 am)
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Berlin, Germany: 11:09 (11:09 am)
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Kyiv, Ukraine: 12:22 (12:22 pm)
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Tel Aviv, Israel: 12:57 (12:57 pm)
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Karachi, Pakistan: 15:57 (3:57 pm)
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New Delhi, India: 16:29 (4:29 pm)
All times are local.
Search your location in the eclipse path map to find your local start time.
Clouds Could Rain on Your Parade
Weather has a habit of happening, and a cloudy sky could ruin your eclipse-watching endeavors.
Current weather forecasts show clear skies in most of the Middle East, Pakistan, and India, as well as eastern Kazakhstan and the Novosibirsk and Altai regions of Russia.
Europe is a mixed bag, with southern areas (e.g., Greece and southern Italy) set to enjoy a cloud-free sky. In large parts of central and eastern Europe, clouds are predicted to melt away during the eclipse, so don’t give up if the sky is cloudy at the beginning!
Weather forecast for your city