Solar Eclipse
Total Solar Eclipse of March 30, 2033 (Alaska)
| Date | 2033-03-30 |
| Type | Solar Eclipse |
| Visible from | Path of totality crosses northern and western Alaska, including Nome and Utqiagvik (Barrow); partial eclipse visible across most of North America. |
Totality reaches up to 2 minutes 37 seconds over the Arctic coast near 71N 156W, making this the next total solar eclipse to touch US soil after 2024.
Best viewing tip
Plan for Arctic conditions: this is a mid-morning eclipse over Alaska's North Slope, so warm clothing and a clear northern horizon matter as much as eye protection.