Monday 2 August 2027 · Fes-Meknes
The 2 August 2027 eclipse in Ain Leuh
Partial eclipse
On Monday 2 August 2027 the eclipse will be partial in Ain Leuh: the Moon will cover 95.7% of the solar disc, with the maximum at 08:46, Morocco time (GMT, UTC+0). It begins at 07:39 and ends at 10:01. In Morocco, totality will be seen in 262 places; the longest, in Martil (4 min 54 s). Not being total does not take away a minute of danger: 95.7% leaves Sun in view all the time, so for 2 h 21 min you need eclipse glasses and here they never come off.
Eclipse times in Ain Leuh
- Starts (partial) 07:39
- Maximum 08:46
- Ends 10:01
- Sun’s altitude 38.5°
Only here
- Ain Leuh stays at 95.7%: of the 1,318 places in Morocco that miss totality, it is no. 420 closest to 100% (no. 189 of 203 in the Fes-Meknes region). Tied with 7 others.
All times in Morocco time (GMT, UTC+0). Calculated at the place’s coordinates (33.2898, -5.3386), from GeoNames.
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With the naked eye
What you will actually notice in Ain Leuh
- 07:39 The Moon touches the edge of the Sun and the light starts to drop. You will not see it yet: a small bite out of a Sun that is still dazzling.
- 67 min of steady fading until maximum. In the last stretch it becomes obvious: shadows sharpen, colours go flat and the air goes still in Ain Leuh.
- 08:46 Maximum: the Moon covers 95.7% of the Sun.
- 95.7 % of the Sun covered. The light will turn strange — flat and cold, like a storm that never arrives — but it does NOT go dark: for that you have to be inside the path of totality.
- 38.5° above the horizon at maximum. With the Sun this high you do not need a clear horizon: just make sure no nearby building is in the way.
- 10:01 The disc is whole again and the eclipse is over.
Real night, 151 km away: the eclipse in Zghira (Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region) →
The question everyone is asking
95.7% is not 100%
In Ain Leuh the Moon will cover 95.7% of the Sun. The missing 4.3% changes everything: while a single sliver of the Sun's surface is still visible, it is still daytime. No corona, no planets, no twilight darkness — and the glasses never come off.
Ain Leuh gets 0 seconds of totality. 151 km away, in Zghira (Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region), totality lasts 41 seconds.
If you can travel that day, travel: inside the path it is something else. If you cannot, 95.7% through eclipse glasses is still well worth it.
On 1 August we'll email you your time in Ain Leuh
Today you're looking up the time; the day that counts is 2 August. The day before, we'll send you one email with the eclipse time in Ain Leuh (maximum at 08:46) and the cloud forecast for your area. One email, and you can unsubscribe in one click.
To the second
The phases of the eclipse in Ain Leuh
| Eclipse begins | 07:39:54 |
|---|---|
| Maximum | 08:46:57 |
| Eclipse ends | 10:01:12 |
| Share of the Sun covered | 95.7% |
| Magnitude | 0.955 |
| Sun’s altitude at maximum | 38.5° |
The experience
What you will see in Ain Leuh
At 07:39, the Moon will start biting into the solar disc in Ain Leuh. At maximum, at 08:46, it will cover 95.7% of the Sun: the morning light will drop very noticeably, turning dull and cold, and you may feel the temperature fall.
Even so, 95.7% is not totality: without 100% there is no corona, no twilight darkness and no planets in view. The nearest totality is about 151 km away: in Zghira (Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region) the eclipse will be total, with 41 s of totality.
At maximum, the Sun will be high: 38.5° above the horizon. There is no need to look for a clear horizon; it is enough that no nearby building blocks it.
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The way to the path
The nearest totality
Where the eclipse will be total near Ain Leuh (straight-line distance, our own calculation):
- Zghira (Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region) — 41 s of totality, about 151 km away
- Derdara (Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region) — 4 min 5 s of totality, about 202 km away
- Bou Jedyane (Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region) — 4 min 3 s of totality, about 204 km away
Only look at the Sun with protection: eclipse glasses with a filter that meets ISO 12312-2; sunglasses are no use. In Ain Leuh the eclipse is not total, so they never come off. How to choose them, in our glasses guide.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about the eclipse in Ain Leuh
What time is the eclipse in Ain Leuh?
It begins at 07:39, peaks at 08:46 and ends at 10:01, Morocco time (GMT, UTC+0), on Monday 2 August 2027.
Will the eclipse of 2 August 2027 be total in Ain Leuh?
No. It is partial: the Moon will cover 95.7% of the Sun at 08:46. The nearest totality is in Zghira (41 s), about 151 km away.
How long does the eclipse last in Ain Leuh?
The whole event, from the first to the last partial phase, lasts 2 h 21 min: from 07:39 to 10:01.
How high will the Sun be in Ain Leuh?
At maximum, 38.5° above the horizon. It is high: it is enough that no nearby building blocks it.
What glasses do I need to watch the eclipse?
Eclipse glasses with a filter that meets ISO 12312-2, or a solar filter for a telescope or binoculars; sunglasses are no use, not even stacked. In Ain Leuh they never come off: the Sun is never fully covered.
Where will the eclipse be total in Morocco?
In Morocco, the path of totality crosses 262 places. The longest is Martil, with 4 min 54 s.
How do I get to Ain Leuh?
The nearest base in our travel guide is Chefchaouen, 209 km away in a straight line. The Morocco guide explains how to get there and how to move around on eclipse day.
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Place by place
The eclipse in neighbouring places
The places closest to Ain Leuh, each with its own timetable (straight-line distance, our own calculation):
- Eclipse in Sidi El Makhfi — partial, 95.5%, 4 km away
- Eclipse in Sidi Addi — partial, 96.1%, 12 km away
- Eclipse in Had Oued Ifrane — partial, 95.7%, 14 km away
- Eclipse in Souk L'Had — partial, 95.7%, 14 km away
- Eclipse in Azrou — partial, 96.2%, 19 km away
- Eclipse in Tigrigra — partial, 96.4%, 20 km away
- Eclipse in Ben Smim — partial, 96.3%, 23 km away
- Eclipse in M'Rirt — partial, 95.2%, 25 km away
Places: UN administrative boundaries (OCHA COD-AB for Morocco, produced by the HCP, CC BY-IGO), communes and cities from GeoNames (geonames.org, CC BY 4.0) and names from Wikidata (CC0). Times and durations: our own calculation with JPL’s DE440s ephemeris, in Morocco time (GMT, UTC+0, all year round, with no clock changes).