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Monday 2 August 2027 · Jaén, Spain

Solar eclipse in Escañuela

Partial eclipse

On Monday 2 August 2027 the eclipse will be partial in Escañuela: the Moon will cover up to 96.8% of the solar disc, with maximum at 10:49 (Peninsular Spain time). It starts at 09:43 and it ends at 12:02. In Spain, totality will only be seen in 105 municipalities in Málaga, Cádiz, Granada, Almería, Ceuta and Melilla. Here the Sun is never fully covered, so the glasses stay on the whole time.

96.8% of the Sun covered at maximum

Eclipse times in Escañuela

  • Starts (partial) 09:43
  • Maximum 10:49
  • Ends 12:02
  • Sun’s altitude 39.7°

All times in local time in mainland Spain and the Balearics (CEST, UTC+2) — no conversion needed on site. Our own calculation for this municipality’s coordinates, cross-checked against Spain’s IGN.

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A keepsake with the name of your town

In Escañuela the eclipse will be partial, so you will not find totality designs here: we do not print them for towns outside the path. What there is: the keepsake with Escañuela and 10:49 printed on it.

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With the naked eye

What you will actually notice in Escañuela

  1. 09:43The 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.
  2. 67 minof steady fading until maximum. In the last stretch it becomes obvious: shadows sharpen, colours go flat and the air goes still in Escañuela.
  3. 10:49Maximum: the Moon covers 96.8% of the Sun.
  4. 96.8 %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.
  5. 39.7°above the horizon at maximum, towards the east. With the Sun this high you do not need a clear horizon: just make sure no nearby building is in the way.
  6. 12:02The disc is whole again and the eclipse is over.

Real night, 124 km away: the eclipse in Jete (Granada) →

The question everyone is asking

96.8% is not 100%

In Escañuela the Moon will cover 96.8% of the Sun. The missing 3.2% 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.

Escañuela gets 0 seconds of totality. 124 km away, in Jete (Granada), totality lasts 43 seconds.

If you can travel that day, travel. If you cannot, 96.8% through certified glasses is still worth the morning.

See the eclipse in Jete, 124 km away →

Timeline of the morning in Escañuela

  • Partial phase begins: 09:43
  • Maximum: 10:49
  • Eclipse ends: 12:02

On 1 August we'll email you your time in Escañuela

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 Escañuela (maximum at 10:49) and the cloud forecast for your area. One email, and you can unsubscribe in one click.

What you will see in Escañuela

At 09:43, the Moon will start to bite into the solar disc in Escañuela. At maximum, at 10:49, it will cover 96.8% of the Sun: the morning light will fade dramatically, taking on a flat, cold tone, and you may notice the temperature dropping.

Even so, 96.8% is not totality: without 100% there is no corona, no twilight darkness, no planets popping into view. The nearest totality is about 124 km away: in Jete (Granada) the eclipse WILL be total, with 0m 43s of totality.

At maximum, the Sun will be high: 39.7° above the horizon, towards the east. You do not need a clear horizon; just make sure no nearby building is in the way.

Narrative generated from the circumstances computed for the coordinates of this municipality (JPL DE440s ephemerides, cross-checked against the IGN). Description of the phases of a total eclipse: IGN, eclipses.ign.es.

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The nearest totality

These are the municipalities inside the path of totality closest to Escañuela (straight-line distance, our own computation):

Look at the Sun only through certified eclipse glasses

During the partial phases you must use eclipse glasses that carry the EN ISO 12312-2:2015 marking printed on the frame and a CE mark issued by a notified body (a 4-digit code). Official safe-observation guidance from Spain’s IGN at eclipses.ign.es.

Before trusting a pair, check the frame: the standard printed on it, the CE mark with the notified body’s four-digit number, and the manufacturer’s name and address. Full checklist in our certified eclipse glasses guide.

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Frequently asked questions about the eclipse in Escañuela

What time is the solar eclipse in Escañuela?

On Monday 2 August 2027. In Escañuela, the partial phase begins at 09:43, maximum comes at 10:49 and the eclipse ends at 12:02, local time in mainland Spain and the Balearics (CEST, UTC+2). Our own computation for the municipality's coordinates, cross-checked against the IGN (eclipses.ign.es).

Will the 2 August 2027 eclipse be total in Escañuela?

No. In Escañuela it will be partial: the Moon will cover at most 96.8% of the solar disc, at 10:49. The nearest totality is in Jete (Granada), about 124 km away in a straight line.

How long does the eclipse last in Escañuela?

The whole event, from the moment the Moon starts covering the Sun, lasts about 2 h 20 min.

Which glasses do I need to watch the eclipse?

Eclipse glasses with the EN ISO 12312-2:2015 standard printed on them and a CE mark issued by a notified body (4-digit code). The full checklist is in our glasses guide; follow the IGN safe-observation guidance at eclipses.ign.es as well.

Where do I go if it is cloudy in Escañuela?

The official forecast for the day is AEMET’s (aemet.es, © AEMET), and it sharpens in the final days: check it before choosing a spot and keep a plan B towards wherever clear skies are forecast.

Where will the eclipse be total?

In Spain, only in 105 municipalities in Málaga, Cádiz, Granada, Almería, Ceuta and Melilla. The nearest to Escañuela: Jete (Granada), about 124 km away, with 0m 43s. The longest is in Ceuta: 4m 48s.

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The eclipse in the neighbouring municipalities

The municipalities closest to Escañuela, each with its own timings page (straight-line distance, our own computation):

Circumstances computed for the coordinates of each municipality with JPL DE440s ephemerides and cross-checked against the IGN (eclipses.ign.es). All times are local.