The total solar eclipse of 07/02/2019

General data

Day of week:	Tuesday
Maximum duration of eclipse:	04m33s
Maximum width of eclipse path:	201 km
Saros cycle:	127
Magnitude:	1.0459
Gamma:	-0.6466

Average cloud coverage for 07/02/2019

Where is the best place to see the total solar eclipse of 07/02/2019?
The following maps show the average cloud coverage for the day of the total solar eclipse. With the help of these maps, it is possible to find the place along the eclipse path, which has the best chance of a cloudless sky. Nevertheless, you should consider local circumstances and inform about the weather of your chosen observation site.

The data is provided by NASAs satellites AQUA and TERRA. The cloud maps are averaged over a period of 17 years (2000 - 2017).

The eclipse path is crossing the following countries

Detaied maps

Pitcairn Islands

Chile

Argentina

Average cloud coverage

Pitcairn Islands

Chile

Argentina

Cities inside the path of the eclipse

The following table shows all locations with a population of more than 5,000 inside the eclipse path. Cities which have more than 100,000 inhabitants are marked bold. A click at the locations opens a detailed map.