Total Eclipse Visible
United States
| Global Event: | Total Lunar Eclipse |
|---|---|
| Local Type: | Total Lunar Eclipse, in United States |
| Start of Penumbral: | Thu, Dec 20, 2029 at 10:42 am AKST |
| Start of Totality: | Thu, Dec 20, 2029 at 4:15 pm CST |
| End of Totality: | Thu, Dec 20, 2029 at 4:08 pm MST |
| End of Penumbral: | Thu, Dec 20, 2029 at 6:41 pm MST | All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.) |
Dec 20, 2029 – Total Lunar Eclipse – United States
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This table provides the eclipse visibility and times for each state.
States in the United States Where the Eclipse Is Visible
| State | Type | Start of Penumbral | Start of Totality | End of Totality | End of Penumbral |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 5:30 pm EST | 5:30 pm EST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Alaska | 10:42 am AKST | 1:15 pm AKST | 2:08 pm AKST | 4:41 pm AKST | |
| Arizona | 5:02 pm MST | --- | --- | 6:41 pm MST | |
| Arkansas | 4:45 pm CST | 4:45 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| California | 5:31 pm MST | --- | --- | 5:41 pm PST | |
| Colorado | 4:21 pm MST | --- | --- | 6:41 pm MST | |
| Connecticut | 4:11 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Delaware | 4:34 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| District of Columbia | 4:43 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Florida | 5:24 pm EST | 5:24 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Georgia | 5:18 pm EST | 5:18 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Idaho | 4:45 pm MST | --- | --- | 6:41 pm MST | |
| Illinois | 4:16 pm CST | 4:16 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Indiana | 5:06 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Iowa | 4:27 pm CST | 4:27 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Kansas | 4:55 pm CST | 4:55 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Kentucky | 5:08 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Louisiana | 4:57 pm CST | 4:57 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Maine | 3:35 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Maryland | 4:36 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Massachusetts | 4:04 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Michigan | 4:45 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Minnesota | 4:02 pm CST | 4:15 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Mississippi | 4:41 pm CST | 4:41 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Missouri | 4:38 pm CST | 4:38 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Montana | 4:57 pm CST | 4:57 pm CST | 4:08 pm MST | 6:41 pm MST | |
| Nebraska | 4:52 pm CST | 4:52 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Nevada | 4:07 pm PST | --- | --- | 5:41 pm PST | |
| New Hampshire | 3:56 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| New Jersey | 4:24 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| New Mexico | 5:37 pm CST | --- | --- | 6:41 pm MST | |
| New York | 4:07 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| North Carolina | 4:45 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| North Dakota | 4:29 pm CST | 4:29 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Ohio | 4:48 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Oklahoma | 5:02 pm CST | 5:02 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Oregon | 5:03 pm MST | --- | --- | 5:41 pm PST | |
| Pennsylvania | 4:26 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Rhode Island | 4:10 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| South Carolina | 5:04 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| South Dakota | 4:40 pm CST | 4:40 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Tennessee | 5:09 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Texas | 5:09 pm CST | --- | --- | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Utah | 4:50 pm MST | --- | --- | 6:41 pm MST | |
| Vermont | 3:59 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Virginia | 4:39 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Washington | 3:51 pm PST | --- | --- | 5:41 pm PST | |
| West Virginia | 4:44 pm EST | 5:15 pm EST | 6:08 pm EST | 8:41 pm EST | |
| Wisconsin | 4:01 pm CST | 4:15 pm CST | 5:08 pm CST | 7:41 pm CST | |
| Wyoming | 4:14 pm MST | --- | --- | 6:41 pm MST |
All times shown on this page are local time. (Note: more than one time zone is listed.)
Selection of Cities in the United States Where the Totality Is Visible
| Location | Obscuration | Start | Max | End | Totality Duration | Avg. Cloud Cover |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albany, New York | 2:42 pm | 5:42 pm | 8:41 pm EST | 3h, 33m, 14s | 84 % | |
| Atlanta, Georgia | 2:42 pm | 5:42 pm | 8:41 pm EST | 3h, 33m, 14s | 65 % | |
| Augusta, Maine | 2:42 pm | 5:42 pm | 8:41 pm EST | 3h, 33m, 14s | 80 % | |
| Bismarck, North Dakota | 1:42 pm | 4:57 pm | 7:41 pm CST | 3h, 33m, 14s | 81 % | |
| Boston, Massachusetts | 2:42 pm | 5:42 pm | 8:41 pm EST | 3h, 33m, 14s | 72 % |
Actual weather forecasts are available from 14 days before the eclipse. Average cloud coverage is based on data since 2000.
Eclipses Visible in the United States
| Eclipse Visibility from the United States | Visibility Worldwide | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 3, 2026 Total Lunar Eclipse | Total Lunar Eclipse |  | |
| Aug 12, 2026 Partial Solar Eclipse | Total Solar Eclipse |  | |
| Aug 27–28, 2026 Partial Lunar Eclipse | Partial Lunar Eclipse |  | |
| Feb 20, 2027 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse | Penumbral Lunar Eclipse |  | |
| Aug 2, 2027 Partial Solar Eclipse | Total Solar Eclipse |  | Note: Click on the date link for details in the United States, or the path map image for global details. Next visible eclipse is highlighted. |
Next total solar eclipse in the United States