Russia, Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, and part of Portugal are the areas where a total solar eclipse will be visible tomorrow. The maximum totality in these regions will last approximately two minutes and 18 seconds.
According to SPA, Majed Abu Zahra, head of the Jeddah Astronomy Society, stated that the eclipse begins globally at 15:34 GMT. Totality will start at 16:58, peak at 17:46, and end at 18:34, while the partial eclipse concludes globally at 19:57 GMT.
Abu Zahra stressed that the total eclipse will not be visible from Saudi Arabia or any Arab country. A partial eclipse will be visible from parts of northern and western Africa, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Mauritania, and Libya.
Where will the total solar eclipse be visible and for how long? The total solar eclipse will be visible from parts of Russia, Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, and part of Portugal. In these specific regions, the maximum totality of the eclipse is expected to last approximately two minutes and 18 seconds.
What is the global timeline for the solar eclipse event? The event begins globally at 15:34 GMT, with the totality phase starting at 16:58 and peaking at 17:46. The totality ends at 18:34, and the partial eclipse phase concludes globally at 19:57 GMT.
Will the eclipse be visible in Saudi Arabia or other Arab nations? The total eclipse will not be visible from Saudi Arabia or any Arab country. However, a partial eclipse will be visible from parts of northern and western Africa, specifically in Libya, Mauritania, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco.