Annular solar eclipse on 1 June 2030 in Nālūt

Annular solar eclipse — 1 June 2030 06:27 UTC
in 1372 days
Summary
Nālūt will see the Sun become a thin annulus as the Moon passes across it. The eclipse peaks at 04:50 UTC. Totality lasts 3 min 54 s. The Sun sits low — 6.7° — so an open, clear horizon matters. It is part of Saros series 128, which repeats every 18 years and 11 days. If the weather cooperates, it will be a memorable sight.
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Annular solar eclipse
Date (UTC)
1 June 2030 — 06:27 UTC
Saros series
128
Gamma
0.56260
Magnitude
0.9443
Local circumstances
Local type
Annular
Obscuration
87%
Population
28,431
Maximum
1 June 2030 04:50 UTC