Eclipse 2026: Solar Guide
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Description
Eclipse 2026 helps you prepare for the total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026.
Check how the eclipse looks from your current location, follow the countdown, see the expected eclipse type and obscuration, review the maximum eclipse time, and estimate your viewing conditions with cloud cover, rain chance, visibility and horizon guidance.
The app is designed for quick, calm planning before eclipse day. Whether you are staying local, travelling, or comparing possible viewing spots, Eclipse 2026 helps you understand when to look, where to look, and how good the conditions may be.
≋≋ DON’T DELETE THE APP AFTER THE ECLIPSE ≋≋
Give us a little time to thank you for being part of this moment. Something new may be waiting for you
≋≋ FREE FEATURES ≋≋
Countdown to the 2026 solar eclipse
Local visibility overview
Eclipse type and obscuration estimate
Maximum eclipse time for your location
Viewing chance estimate
Cloud cover, rain chance and visibility guidance
Basic solar viewing safety guidance
One reminder before maximum eclipse
≋≋ PREMIUM 2026 ≋≋
Premium 2026 is an optional one-time in-app purchase for the 2026 eclipse event. Premium unlocks:
Saved locations
Choose any location on the map
Compare viewing locations
Detailed local visibility
Start time, maximum time and end time
Sun altitude and viewing direction
Full reminder options
7 days, 1 day, 2 hours and 15 minutes before maximum
Home Screen widgets for the 2026 eclipse countdown
Unlimited planning for the 2026 eclipse event
Weather information is provided using Apple Weather or an alternative weather data provider, depending on availability.
≋≋ SAFETY NOTE ≋≋
Never look directly at the Sun without certified eclipse glasses or proper solar viewing equipment. Regular sunglasses are not safe for solar viewing.
Eclipse circumstances and weather estimates are provided for planning purposes. Weather conditions can change, especially closer to the event, so always check updated local forecasts before observing.
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