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2026-10-16 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-16

EclipseSeconds: seconds of totality for the 2027 eclipse

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A location-based eclipse planner calculates local totality times, duration and Sun altitude, with historical cloud percentages for towns along the path.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-16 issue.
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People choosing where to watch the 2027 total solar eclipse
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Town comparisons pair listed totality durations with August cloud percentages, including 9% for Luxor and 20% for Tarifa.

Field notes

Visitors can search for a hotel, beach or hilltop and receive local contact times, totality duration and Sun altitude for those coordinates; the page also offers a map, town comparisons and calendar links. Its town table pairs duration with August cloud percentages—for example, Luxor is listed at 9% and Tarifa at 20%. The site says its calculations use NASA Besselian elements and are checked against independent calculators to ±1 second.

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