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Will the sky be clear over Longford on 12 August 2026?

In Longford the eclipse is NOT total. The Moon covers 94.8 % of the Sun at 19:10, but it never gets dark here.

How the ensemble scenarios split for 12 August

— of the scenarios give usable sky

Fetching today’s data…

The model measures cloud overhead; the Sun will be 15.7° up, almost flat.

Where this falls

Each dot is a place with its own reading. The colour is its scenarios.

Close-up of the ROPTIC temple with the printed sequence of the total eclipse phases and the CE marking

Certified eclipse glasses

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There is no totality here: the glasses never come off, not for a second.

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Where the Sun will be, and why that changes what can block it

In Longford the Sun will be 15.7° above the horizon. The model measures cloud in the vertical, and with the Sun this low what can block it is the cloud to the west-north-west, not the cloud above you.

What time the model looks at, and what time the eclipse is here

How to read this, and where it comes from

This is how a model’s scenarios split, not a forecast. It is rebuilt every two hours.

The eclipse shop

Glasses to watch it, and a keepsake with the name of your town

Certified eclipse glasses — from €4.50

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In Longford 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 Longford and 19:10 printed on it, and certified glasses, which never come off that day.

See all 15 customisable items Made once you order it — that is why there is a lead time. Prices and lead times come from the catalogue, measured with real orders on 27 July 2026. Third-party gear links to our own page, with the standard and the date it was checked.

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