There is a solar eclipse this week that will be visible in a small portion of the world. So for my readers in Europe and northwest Asia, you will get to see a partial eclipse. If you live in the archipelago of Svalbard, you will be able to see the total eclipse.
All information below is from Time and Date.com
Area seeing the total solar eclipse.
More than 90% of the sun is covered.
Up to 90% of the sun is covered.
Up to 40% of the sun is covered.
Eclipse is not visible at all.
Note: Percentage values (%) relate to moon coverage of the sun and depends on location. Visibility is weather permitting.
Here are the times the eclipse will be visible.
| Event | UTC Time | |
|---|---|---|
| First location to see partial eclipse begin | Mar 20 at 7:41 AM | |
| First location to see full Eclipse begin | Mar 20 at 9:09 AM | |
| Maximum Eclipse | Mar 20 at 9:45 AM | |
| Last location to see full Eclipse end | Mar 20 at 10:22 AM | |
| Last location to see partial Eclipse end | Mar 20 at 11:50 AM |
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