Solar eclipse in Linz, 2 August 2027
Linz is outside the path of totality: at 11:14 local time the Moon will cover 48% of the Sun. The edge of the path of totality is about 1,430 km away.
What the Sun will look like
At 11:14: the Moon covers 48 % of the Sun’s disc.
Top of the picture = towards the zenith. The Sun stands 52° above the horizon, azimuth 133° (90° = east). Never look without eclipse glasses outside totality.
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Eclipse times in Linz
| Local time (CEST) | |
|---|---|
| Partial eclipse begins | 10:11:35 |
| Maximum eclipse | 11:14:38 |
| Partial eclipse ends | 12:19:50 |
| Sun covered | 48% |
| Magnitude | 0.572 |
| Sun altitude at maximum | 52° |
Data updated 17 October 2026. Local time (Europe/Vienna). Computed for 48.306° N, 14.286° E at 266 m from NASA Besselian elements (ΔT = 71.7 s). The lunar limb profile can shift contact times by 1–3 s.
Chance of a clear sky
In satellite records for 2001–2025, at the eclipse hour on 26 July – 9 August the sky over this area (a 1° cell) was clear or mostly clear (cloud cover below 25%) on 25% of days. Average cloud cover: 61%.
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Questions about the eclipse in Linz
Is Linz in the path of totality?
No. Linz sees a partial eclipse with 48% of the Sun covered. The nearest edge of the path of totality is about 1,430 km away.
What time is the eclipse in Linz?
The partial eclipse begins at 10:11, reaches its maximum at 11:14 and ends at 12:19 local time on Monday, 2 August 2027.
How long does totality last in Linz?
There is no totality in Linz. The whole eclipse, from first to last contact, lasts 128 min 15 s.
Will the sky be clear in Linz on 2 August?
Nobody can forecast that months ahead. In 2001–2025 records the sky at the eclipse hour was clear or mostly clear on 25% of days in late July and early August.
Do I need eclipse glasses in Linz?
Yes, for the whole eclipse. Since the Sun is never fully covered here, never look at it without ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses.