Madrid
Spain's capital lies on the path of the 2028 annular eclipse. With the best transport connections in the country, Madrid is the most accessible viewing location. The "ring of fire" will be visible for nearly 10 minutes — an extraordinary duration.
9m50s
Annularity Duration
MAD
Airport
35%
Avg Cloud Cover (Jan)
7°C
Avg Temp (Jan)
Viewing the Eclipse from Madrid
Madrid lies within the path of annularity for the January 26, 2028 eclipse. Observers will see a spectacular "ring of fire" for approximately 9m50s.
Eye Protection Required Throughout
Weather Outlook
January in Madrid has 35% average cloud cover and temperatures around 7°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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