Illinois: Murphysboro (peak 2m40s at 13:19), Makanda (peak 2m40s at 13:20), Carbondale (peak 2m38s at 13:20) and Marion (peak 2m28s at 13:20) are prime total eclipse viewing locations. Missouri: Independence, from 11:41 to a maximum at 13:09 and final 14:36. Lincoln, Nebraska, the schedule starts 11:37, reaches max. Grand Island, Nebraska, from 11:34, a maximum at 12:59 and the end at 14:26. North Platte, starts at 11:30, the maximum at 12:54, the ends 14:21. Wyoming: the cities of Jackson and Casper, start time is 10:16, reaches the maximum at 11:36 and it´s all over at 13:00.
Idaho: Idaho Falls begins 10:15, with a maximum at 11:33 and ends 12:58 Although a coastal point in Oregon would make for a scenic eclipse experience, the maritime climate could produce fog and morning clouds that might spoil the event for viewers. More eclipse locations in Oregon: south of Lincoln City, Lincoln Beach, and Depoe Beach.
It always starts with a partial eclipse, the full maximum lasts for 1-3 minutes only and it gets partial again. Where to see the eclipse in the USA? Have a look at total solar eclipse map further below.Ī total solar eclipse is visible from the cities and areas we listed below, eclipse viewing times (local) on Mon, are included. Around you it´s getting darker and darker, the temperature drops and then birds and wildlife becomes mysteriously quiet. I have witnessed a total eclipse myself in 1999 and will never forget the day and sights. According to NASA, the next total solar eclipse over the U.S. The total phase of this full solar eclipse will be visible from a narrow path spanning all across the United States from the west coast to the east coast. Only within a roughly 65-mile-wide zone, called the path of totality, it´s where you will have the best viewings. The last time a total eclipse was visible from coast to coast in the U.S, was in June 8, 1918. This is the first total solar eclipse in North-America since 1979. Where are the best places to watch the next total solar eclipse in North America? We´ll cover this and more information about the next full eclipse in a minute.