Weather forecast - where will the best view be?
Summary
A large partial solar eclipse will be visible across the UK on Wednesday, August 12, with up to 95% of the Sun covered in some places. Weather conditions will vary by region, with most of the UK expected to have clear skies, but some northern areas may experience cloud and rain that could block the view.Key Facts
- The partial solar eclipse starts around 6:00 PM BST and peaks between 7:02 and 7:16 PM BST in the UK.
- London will see about 90% of the Sun covered, while Cornwall may see up to 95% covered.
- There is a path of total eclipse elsewhere, but the UK will only experience a partial eclipse.
- High pressure over Europe brings dry, sunny weather for much of the UK, offering good viewing conditions.
- Northern Scotland, Northern Ireland, and parts of northern England and Wales may have clouds and rain that could affect visibility.
- The Sun will be low in the western sky, so viewers should find a clear western horizon without trees or buildings.
- Iceland may have some cloud and rain, while Spain and Portugal are expected to have clear skies.
- This eclipse is the closest thing to a total eclipse the UK will see for many years.
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