2026 cloud forecast · nearby alternatives
Patreksfjörður eclipse outlook
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Plan the 2026 eclipse in Patreksfjörður 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.
Stykkishólmur
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Maximum sun altitude: 24.8°
Totality: 92 s
83 km straight-line
Open plan for StykkishólmurÍsafjörður
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Maximum sun altitude: 24.8°
Totality: 95 s
66 km straight-line
Open plan for ÍsafjörðurHellissandur
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Maximum sun altitude: 25.3°
Totality: 130 s
76 km straight-line
Open plan for HellissandurObservation data
Geometry and local context
Patreksfjörður
Total eclipse
- Local maximum
- Obscuration
- 100%
- Sun altitude
- 25.2°
- Azimuth
- 249.3°
- Totality duration
- 127 s
| Phase | Local time | Sun altitude |
|---|---|---|
| Partial begins | 30.8° | |
| Totality begins | 25.3° | |
| Maximum | 25.2° | |
| Totality ends | 25.1° | |
| Partial ends | 19.3° |
Local decision context
How the place behaves
Patreksfjörður is a remote Westfjords settlement framed by steep fjord terrain. Local movement can reveal a different horizon, but the enclosing slopes make precise solar direction essential.
What to verify
Cloud, wind, visibility, and road conditions can combine with long travel times. Verify official travel advice and a lawful viewing point early; a better cloud percentage alone does not justify a difficult route.
Fallback logic
Stykkishólmur, Ísafjörður, and Hellissandur represent distinct western regions with substantial travel between them. Use them to plan an overnight base or early relocation, not as a last-minute circuit.
At local maximum, the Sun is 25.2° high at an azimuth of 249.3°. Calculated totality lasts 127 seconds. A low Sun makes the exact western horizon at the viewing point especially important.
Reviewed comparison options are Stykkishólmur, Ísafjörður, Hellissandur. Distances are straight-line only; they do not represent driving time, road conditions, or permission to access a site.