Annular solar eclipse on 1 June 2030 in Ashibetsu

Annular solar eclipse — 1 June 2030 06:27 UTC
in 1372 days
Summary
The Moon will cross the Sun's disc above Ashibetsu, leaving a bright ring of sunlight. Greatest coverage happens at 07:55 UTC. Totality lasts 4 min 30 s. The Sun stands 20.8° above the horizon at that moment. It is part of Saros series 128, which repeats every 18 years and 11 days. Clouds permitting, it should be worth stepping outside to watch.
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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
19,108
Maximum
1 June 2030 07:55 UTC