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Oct 14, 2023 – Annular Solar Eclipse in Texas, United States

Annular Eclipse Visible
Oct 14, 2023
Texas, United States
Global Event: Annular Solar Eclipse
Local Type: Annular Solar Eclipse, in Texas, United States
Start of Partial: Sat, Oct 14, 2023 at 9:14 am MDT
Start of Annularity: Sat, Oct 14, 2023 at 11:41 am CDT
End of Annularity: Sat, Oct 14, 2023 at 12:01 pm CDT
End of Partial: Sat, Oct 14, 2023 at 1:42 pm CDT

All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)

Location

This map shows where and when the eclipse is visible in Texas.

Oct 14, 2023 – Annular Solar Eclipse – Texas

A map of Texas, United States, showing the path of the Oct 14, 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse
ADBC
A
Partial Starting:
9:14 am MDT
B
Annularity Starting:
11:41 am CDT
C
Annularity Ending:
12:01 pm CDT
D
Partial Ending:
1:42 pm CDT

The colors on the map indicate how much of the Sun gets covered by the Moon. The darker the shading, the more the Sun is covered. Annularity is visible within the dark red strip.

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Countdown until eclipse begins

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Eclipses & Transits

This table provides the eclipse visibility and times for each city, including average cloud coverage (since 2000). The actual weather forecasts are available from 14 days before the eclipse.

Towns and Cities in Texas Where the Eclipse Is Visible

LocationObscurationStartMaxEndAnnularity DurationAvg. Cloud Cover
Abilene
87.65%		10:20 am11:48 am1:25 pm CDT---
51 %
Amarillo
84.92%		10:17 am11:43 am1:17 pm CDT---
45 %
Arlington
81.58%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
61 %
Austin
88.70%		10:24 am11:54 am1:32 pm CDT---
56 %
Beaumont
81.32%		10:28 am12:00 noon1:39 pm CDT---
58 %
Brownsville
89.20%		10:28 am12:01 pm1:41 pm CDT---
75 %
Bryan – College Station
85.00%		10:25 am11:56 am1:34 pm CDT---
58 %
Burleson
82.51%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
58 %
Carrollton
80.54%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
56 %
Cleburne
83.13%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
58 %
Corpus Christi
90.24%		10:26 am11:58 am1:38 pm CDT5m, 1s
54 %
Dallas
80.82%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
59 %
Denison
77.89%		10:23 am11:52 am1:28 pm CDT---
50 %
El Paso
84.87%		9:15 am10:40 am12:14 pm MDT---
25 %
Fort Worth
82.02%		10:22 am11:52 am1:28 pm CDT---
57 %
Galveston
84.72%		10:28 am12:00 noon1:40 pm CDT---
48 %
Garland
80.15%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
59 %
Grand Prairie
81.33%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
60 %
Hawkins
77.85%		10:25 am11:55 am1:32 pm CDT---
57 %
Hereford
86.93%		10:16 am11:42 am1:16 pm CDT---
41 %
Houston
84.93%		10:27 am11:58 am1:38 pm CDT---
68 %
Irving
81.01%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
59 %
Kilgore
77.61%		10:26 am11:56 am1:33 pm CDT---
58 %
Lampasas
87.82%		10:22 am11:52 am1:30 pm CDT---
58 %
Laredo
88.48%		10:24 am11:55 am1:34 pm CDT---
65 %
Livingston
81.72%		10:27 am11:58 am1:36 pm CDT---
53 %
Longview
77.05%		10:26 am11:56 am1:33 pm CDT---
58 %
Lubbock
88.85%		10:17 am11:44 am1:19 pm CDT---
42 %
Mansfield
82.08%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
60 %
McAllen
88.29%		10:27 am11:59 am1:39 pm CDT---
59 %
Mesquite
80.43%		10:23 am11:53 am1:30 pm CDT---
58 %
Midland
89.98%		10:18 am11:45 am1:21 pm CDT4m, 53s
43 %
Mineola
78.28%		10:25 am11:55 am1:32 pm CDT---
58 %
Nacogdoches
78.98%		10:26 am11:57 am1:35 pm CDT---
56 %
Odessa
89.97%		10:18 am11:45 am1:21 pm CDT4m, 49s
41 %
Orange
80.47%		10:29 am12:01 pm1:40 pm CDT---
54 %
Palestine
80.76%		10:25 am11:55 am1:33 pm CDT---
60 %
Pasadena
84.73%		10:27 am11:59 am1:38 pm CDT---
67 %
Plano
80.02%		10:23 am11:52 am1:29 pm CDT---
58 %
Rosenberg
86.35%		10:26 am11:58 am1:37 pm CDT---
63 %
San Angelo
90.04%		10:20 am11:48 am1:25 pm CDT3m, 10s
50 %
San Antonio
90.16%		10:23 am11:54 am1:33 pm CDT4m, 21s
61 %
San Marcos
89.77%		10:24 am11:54 am1:33 pm CDT---
60 %
Temple
86.04%		10:23 am11:54 am1:31 pm CDT---
58 %
Tyler
78.62%		10:25 am11:55 am1:32 pm CDT---
58 %
Uvalde
90.14%		10:22 am11:52 am1:30 pm CDT3m, 54s
60 %
Victoria
90.10%		10:26 am11:57 am1:37 pm CDT---
60 %
Waco
84.54%		10:23 am11:53 am1:31 pm CDT---
60 %
Waxahachie
81.89%		10:23 am11:53 am1:30 pm CDT---
58 %
Wichita Falls
81.58%		10:21 am11:49 am1:24 pm CDT---
51 %

All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)

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Solar Eclipses Visible in Texas

Eclipse Visibility from TexasVisibility Worldwide
Oct 14, 2023 Annular Solar EclipseAnnular Solar Eclipse West in Africa, North America, South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic
Apr 8, 2024 Total Solar EclipseTotal Solar Eclipse West in Europe, North America, North in South America, Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic
Jan 26, 2028 Partial Solar EclipseAnnular Solar Eclipse South/West Europe, North/West Africa, South/East North America, South America, Pacific, Atlantic
Jan 14, 2029 Partial Solar EclipsePartial Solar Eclipse North America, Pacific, Atlantic
Nov 14, 2031 Partial Solar EclipseTotal Solar Eclipse Much of North America, North/West South America, Pacific, Atlantic

Note: Click on the date link for details in Texas, or the path map image for global details. Currently shown eclipse is highlighted.

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