Asahikawa: Annular solar eclipse, June 1, 2030

Hokkaido, Japan · 43.7550°, 142.3800°

Eye safety here: At this location the eclipse is annular: a bright ring of photosphere remains even at maximum. Certified solar filter at ALL times — there is no safe naked-eye moment here.

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Partial begins · C1

15:40:38 JST

Annularity begins · C2

16:53:27 JST

Maximum eclipse

16:55:34 JST

Annularity ends · C3

16:57:41 JST

Partial ends · C4

18:02:15 JST

Annularity

4m 14s

Magnitude

0.957

Sun at max

20.9° · 281° W

Cloud climatology at maximum: 75% mean cloud amount (NOAA ISCCP H-Series, June, 1983–2017).

Times for the city centre at sea level, from NASA's Besselian elements.

Annular solar eclipse — June 1, 2030

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