The 2028 Eclipse
The annular solar eclipse of 2028 January 26
· The Annular Solar Eclipse of 2028 Jan 26 will be visible from Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Suriname, Spain, and Portugal
· The annular solar eclipse of 2028 is the second longest annularity in the 21st century
· The maximum duration of annularity will be 10min 27sec and can be observed in Brazil
· The path of annularity covers approximately half of the whole Spanish area
· Sevilla and Cordoba are just under the centerline and Valencia is very close to this line
· It will be extraordinarily beautiful to observe the ring of fire from the Balearic Islands above the Mediterranean waters at sunset
· Annularity will happen in a very low altitude (less than 9° throughout Spain). A horizon free of buildings, trees, mountains etc., is essential to observe the totality
· Since the annular eclipse appears near the western horizon that would be a great chance to capture the ring of the sun next to the natural and architectural elements
·There won’t be any further annularity in Spain till 2059, in which only a very small part of Catalonia will visit the path of annularity
·This eclipse happens just six months after the total solar eclipse of 2027 august 2 in the south
· Some areas in the south including Malaga, Cadiz and Tarifa will visit booth total and annular eclipses within six months.
The path of annularity of the annular solar eclipse of 2028 January 26 within the Spanish territory
city |
start of partial eclipse |
start of annular eclipse |
End of annular eclipse |
Maximum eclipse |
Sun altitude at Max eclipse |
Duration |
Obscuration |
Sevilla |
16:34:23.3 |
17:52:14.0 |
17:59:29.2 |
17:55:51.8 |
07.2° |
7m 15.2s |
82.659% |
Córdoba |
16:35:30.9 |
17:52:33.3 |
17:59:45.9 |
17:56:09.9 |
06.0° |
7m 12.7s |
82.608% |
Cádiz |
16:34:08.2 |
17:52:36.7 |
17:59:18.8 |
17:55:57.9 |
07.8° |
6m 42.1s |
82.687% |
Malaga |
16:36:01.3 |
17:54:08.3 |
17:59:07.0 |
17:56:37.5 |
06.3° |
4m 58.7s |
82.619% |
Jaén |
16:36:28.1 |
17:53:05.7 |
17:59:58.5 |
17:56:32.3 |
05.3° |
6m 52.8s |
82.577% |
Granada |
16:36:44.9 |
17:54:05.1 |
17:59:28.6 |
17:56:46.9 |
05.5° |
5m 23.5s |
82.582% |
Mérida |
16:33:56.6 |
17:53:54.2 |
17:56:35.1 |
17:55:14.4 |
06.7° |
2m 40.9s |
82.640% |
Toledo |
16:35:55.6 |
17:54:11.4 |
17:57:13.1 |
17:55:42.0 |
04.6° |
3m 01.7s |
82.546% |
Albacete |
16:37:55.7 |
17:53:08.0 |
18:00:14.4 |
17:56:41.4 |
03.4° |
7m 06.4s |
82.490% |
Murcia |
16:38:48.0 |
17:54:54.9 |
17:59:35.0 |
17:57:14.8 |
03.3° |
4m 40.1s |
82.483% |
Valéncia |
16:39:00.4 |
17:53:21.1 |
18:00:23.2 |
17:56:52.4 |
02.1° |
7m 02.1s |
82.432% |
Tarragona |
16:39:41.3 |
17:53:22.6 |
17:59:32.3 |
17:56:27.5 |
00.4° |
6m 09.7s |
82.352% |
Ibiza |
16:40:34.6 |
17:55:15.8 |
17:59:42.1 |
17:57:28.8 |
01.0° |
4m 26.3s |
82.382% |
Barcelona |
16:40:13.3 |
17:53:20.9 |
17:59:37.1 |
17:56:29.1 |
-00.4° |
5m 48.6s |
82.319% |
Contact times for the 2028 Annular Solar Eclipse in Spain, derived from Interactive Google Map - Xavier Jubier
