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When is the next eclipse?

Calculated from the orbits of the Sun and Moon (astronomy-engine, checked against NASA data). Times are UTC with US Eastern alongside.

  • Next solar eclipse from New York: January 26, 2028 — partial, 3% of the Sun covered.
  • Next solar eclipse from Los Angeles: January 14, 2029 — partial, 52% of the Sun covered.
Date & timeEclipseWhere
Feb 6, 2027, 3:59 PM UTCAnnular solar eclipseGreatest eclipse at 31.3°S, 48.5°W
Feb 20, 2027, 11:12 PM UTCPenumbral lunar eclipseMoon up at peak from New York
Jul 18, 2027, 4:02 PM UTCPenumbral lunar eclipseMoon below the horizon at peak in New York and Los Angeles
Aug 2, 2027, 10:06 AM UTCTotal solar eclipseGreatest eclipse at 25.5°N, 33.2°E
Aug 17, 2027, 7:13 AM UTCPenumbral lunar eclipseMoon up at peak from New York and Los Angeles
Jan 12, 2028, 4:13 AM UTCPartial lunar eclipseMoon up at peak from New York and Los Angeles
Jan 26, 2028, 3:07 PM UTCAnnular solar eclipseGreatest eclipse at 3.0°N, 51.5°W
Jul 6, 2028, 6:19 PM UTCPartial lunar eclipseMoon below the horizon at peak in New York and Los Angeles
Jul 22, 2028, 2:55 AM UTCTotal solar eclipseGreatest eclipse at 15.6°S, 126.7°E
Dec 31, 2028, 4:51 PM UTCTotal lunar eclipseMoon below the horizon at peak in New York and Los Angeles
Jan 14, 2029, 5:12 PM UTCPartial solar eclipsePartial only, near the poles
Jun 12, 2029, 4:04 AM UTCPartial solar eclipsePartial only, near the poles
Jun 26, 2029, 3:22 AM UTCTotal lunar eclipseMoon up at peak from New York and Los Angeles
Jul 11, 2029, 3:36 PM UTCPartial solar eclipsePartial only, near the poles
Dec 5, 2029, 3:02 PM UTCPartial solar eclipsePartial only, near the poles
Dec 20, 2029, 10:41 PM UTCTotal lunar eclipseMoon up at peak from New York
Jun 1, 2030, 6:27 AM UTCAnnular solar eclipseGreatest eclipse at 56.5°N, 80.1°E
Jun 15, 2030, 6:33 PM UTCPartial lunar eclipseMoon below the horizon at peak in New York and Los Angeles
Nov 25, 2030, 6:50 AM UTCTotal solar eclipseGreatest eclipse at 43.6°S, 71.2°E
Dec 9, 2030, 10:27 PM UTCPenumbral lunar eclipseMoon up at peak from New York
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Questions

When is the next total solar eclipse?

August 2, 2027 — one of the longest of the century, with over six minutes of totality near Luxor, Egypt. It is visible from southern Spain, North Africa and the Middle East.

When is the next eclipse visible in the US?

See the “From New York” and “From Los Angeles” lines above — calculated for each city.

Is a lunar eclipse safe to watch?

Yes — lunar eclipses are safe with the naked eye. Never look at a solar eclipse without certified eclipse glasses.

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