2026 cloud forecast · nearby alternatives

Borgarnes eclipse outlook

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Plan the 2026 eclipse in Borgarnes with local timing, solar geometry, current cloud state, and reviewed nearby alternatives.

Nearby alternatives

Reviewed options. Distances are straight-line only; compare cloud cover and local guidance before travelling.

Reykjavík

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Total · Total cloud:

Maximum sun altitude: 24.5°

Totality: 62 s

45 km straight-line

Open plan for Reykjavík

Akranes

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Total · Total cloud:

Maximum sun altitude: 24.6°

Totality: 70 s

25 km straight-line

Open plan for Akranes

Observation data

Geometry and local context

Borgarnes

Total eclipse

Local maximum
Obscuration
100%
Sun altitude
24.5°
Azimuth
252.4°
Totality duration
49 s
PhaseLocal timeSun altitude
Partial begins30.5°
Totality begins24.5°
Maximum24.5°
Totality ends24.5°
Partial ends18.3°

Local decision context

How the place behaves

Borgarnes occupies a coastal position in west Iceland where water, lowlands, and nearby uplands meet. Short moves can change the horizon, but surrounding hills must be checked against the eclipse bearing.

What to verify

Cloud and showers can be highly uneven, while bridges and roads concentrate travel choices. Verify the latest official conditions and avoid assuming that an open shoreline or farm track is available to visitors.

Fallback logic

Reykjavík compares the capital side of the bay, Akranes a nearby peninsula, and Grundarfjörður the Snæfellsnes region. Choose the direction from observed cloud movement before evaluating the longer road commitment.

At local maximum, the Sun is 24.5° high at an azimuth of 252.4°. Calculated totality lasts 49 seconds. A low Sun makes the exact western horizon at the viewing point especially important.

Reviewed comparison options are Reykjavík, Akranes, Grundarfjörður. Distances are straight-line only; they do not represent driving time, road conditions, or permission to access a site.

Last editorial review: · SkyWindow editorial team

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