2028 Annular Eclipse — Ring of Fire

Guadalajara

Just northeast of Madrid, Guadalajara offers slightly better center-line positioning. Easy day trip from the capital with a charming historic center as a viewing location.

9m36s

Annularity Duration

38%

Avg Cloud Cover (Jan)

6°C

Avg Temp (Jan)

Viewing the Eclipse from Guadalajara

Guadalajara lies within the path of annularity for the January 26, 2028 eclipse. Observers will see a spectacular "ring of fire" for approximately 9m36s.

Eye Protection Required Throughout

Unlike total eclipses, an annular eclipse is never safe to view without proper eye protection. The visible ring of sunlight can cause permanent eye damage. Use ISO 12312-2 certified eclipse glasses at all times.

Weather Outlook

January in Guadalajara has 38% average cloud cover and temperatures around 6°C. Winter weather in Spain is more variable than summer, so have a mobility plan in case of clouds.

Where to Stay

January is off-season for most of Spain, so accommodation will be easier to find and more affordable than for the summer eclipses.

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