When is the next eclipse?

Annular solar eclipse

Saturday, February 6, 2027

From New York

Not visible

Greatest eclipse

11:00 AM local time

It cannot be seen from New York: the Moon's shadow passes elsewhere on the Earth. The next one you can see from New York is the penumbral lunar eclipse of Saturday, February 20, 2027. Times are for New York in its local time, worked out with Astronomy Engine; somewhere a few hundred kilometres away can see a different share.

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Coming up: the total solar eclipse of Monday, August 2, 2027, total from Spain and Morocco to Egypt and Saudi Arabia. See its path and the times for your place. The next total eclipse after it, on Saturday, July 22, 2028, crosses Australia through Sydney and the south of New Zealand: see its path and times. Between them, the annular eclipse of Wednesday, January 26, 2028 makes a ring of sunlight from the Amazon to Portugal and Spain at sunset: its path and times. Further ahead in 2030: the annular eclipse of June 1 over Greece, Istanbul, Siberia and Hokkaido (its path and times) and the total eclipse of November 25 over South Africa and Australia (its path and times). Then, on May 21, 2031, an annular eclipse over Tanzania, southern India, Sri Lanka and Malaysia (its path and times), and on November 14, 2031, a hybrid eclipse, total over the Pacific and a ring at sunset over Panama (its path and times). In 2033 a total eclipse crosses Alaska on March 30 (its path and times), and on March 20, 2034 another crosses Nigeria, Chad, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan and Kashmir (its path and times). On September 12, 2034 an annular eclipse crosses northern Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and southern Brazil (its path and times), and on March 9, 2035 another crosses Cook Strait and the Wellington region of New Zealand (its path and times). On September 2, 2035 a total eclipse crosses Beijing, Pyongyang and central Japan (its path and times), and on July 13, 2037 another crosses Australia from Geraldton to Brisbane and New Zealand's North Island (its path and times). On January 5, 2038 an annular eclipse crosses Cuba, Haiti, the Windward Islands and West Africa (its path and times), and on July 2, 2038 another crosses Colombia, Venezuela, the south of Barbados and the Sahara (its path and times). On December 26, 2038 a total eclipse crosses South Australia, northern Victoria and New Zealand's Manawatū (its path and times), and on June 21, 2039 an annular eclipse crosses Alaska, Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Baltic (its path and times). On December 15, 2039 a total eclipse crosses Antarctica from the Ross Ice Shelf to Davis Station on Prydz Bay (its path and times). On April 30, 2041 a total eclipse crosses Luanda, the DR Congo, Kampala and Kenya (its path and times), and on October 25, 2041 an annular eclipse crosses Shenyang, North Korea and central Japan (its path and times). On April 20, 2042 a total eclipse crosses Sumatra, Sarawak, Brunei and the Philippines (its path and times), and on October 14, 2042 an annular eclipse crosses southern Thailand, Malaysia, Borneo, Canberra and New Zealand's South Island (its path and times). On August 23, 2044 (the evening of August 22 locally) a total eclipse crosses Greenland, the Canadian Arctic, Alberta, Montana and North Dakota (its path and times), and on February 16, 2045 (February 17 in New Zealand) an annular eclipse crosses New Zealand and Rarotonga (its path and times). On August 12, 2045 a total eclipse crosses the United States from northern California to Florida, then the Caribbean and Brazil (its path and times), and on February 5, 2046 an annular eclipse crosses New Guinea, Hawaii, northern California, Oregon and Idaho (its path and times). On August 2, 2046 a total eclipse crosses north-east Brazil at sunrise, then Angola, Botswana, South Africa and Eswatini (its path and times). On June 11, 2048 an annular eclipse crosses Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, Iceland, Oslo and Stockholm (its path and times), and on December 5, 2048 a total eclipse crosses Patagonia in Chile and Argentina, Tristan da Cunha and southern Namibia (its path and times). On May 31, 2049 an annular eclipse crosses Piura in Peru, Cape Verde, Dakar, the Gambia, Ghana, Lagos and Douala (its path and times), and on November 25, 2049 a hybrid eclipse brings a ring of sunlight at sunrise to Saudi Arabia and Yemen and seconds of totality to the Maldives, southern Sumatra, Borneo and Sulawesi (its path and times).