PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE4 November 2040Greatest eclipse at 19:07:44 UTC
72.8%
AT ITS DEEPEST
On 4 November 2040 the Moon covers part of the Sun, but its dark shadow passes above or below the Earth — so the eclipse is partial everywhere, and there is no path of totality.
Where it will be seen
Everywhere the Moon covers at least half the Sun, deepest first.
- Iqaluit Canada · Partial 72.8%
- St John's Canada · Partial 67.4%
- Quebec City Canada · Partial 65%
- Halifax Canada · Partial 64.9%
- Montreal Canada · Partial 62.7%
- Ottawa Canada · Partial 61.5%
- Boston United States · Partial 60.4%
- Toronto Canada · Partial 57.2%
- New York United States · Partial 57.1%
- Buffalo United States · Partial 56.8%
- Philadelphia United States · Partial 55.5%
- Baltimore United States · Partial 53.8%
- Washington DC United States · Partial 53.1%
- Pittsburgh United States · Partial 53%
- Cleveland United States · Partial 53%
- Detroit United States · Partial 52.8%
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Albuquerque · Anchorage · Atlanta · Austin · Belize City · Bridgetown · Calgary · Cancun · Caracas · Cartagena · Charlotte · Chicago · Dallas · Denver · Edmonton · Fairbanks · Guadalajara · Guatemala City · Havana · Houston · Indianapolis · Kansas City · Kingston · Las Vegas · Los Angeles · Managua · Mazatlan · Medellin · Memphis · Mexico City · Miami · Minneapolis · Monterrey · Nashville · Nassau · New Orleans · Orlando · Panama City · Phoenix · Port of Spain · Port-au-Prince · Portland · Salt Lake City · San Antonio · San Diego · San Francisco · San Jose · San Juan · San Salvador · Santo Domingo · Seattle · St Louis · Tampa · Tegucigalpa · Torreon · Vancouver · Whitehorse · Winnipeg · Yellowknife
Reference figures
- SAROS
- 124 · no. 58