2026 cloud forecast · nearby alternatives

Santander eclipse outlook

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Plan the 2026 eclipse in Santander 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.

Gijón

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Total · Total cloud:

Maximum sun altitude: 10.2°

Totality: 108 s

150 km straight-line

Open plan for Gijón

Oviedo

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Total · Total cloud:

Maximum sun altitude: 10.3°

Totality: 111 s

165 km straight-line

Open plan for Oviedo

Bilbao

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Total · Total cloud:

Maximum sun altitude: 8.3°

Totality: 35 s

75 km straight-line

Open plan for Bilbao

Observation data

Geometry and local context

Santander

Total eclipse

Local maximum
Obscuration
100%
Sun altitude
9.0°
Azimuth
282.0°
Totality duration
67 s
PhaseLocal timeSun altitude
Partial begins19.0°
Totality begins9.0°
Maximum9.0°
Totality ends8.9°
Partial ends0.2°

Local decision context

How the place behaves

Santander combines a Bay of Biscay waterfront with a compact urban setting and surrounding coastal relief. Open water does not automatically mean the required western azimuth is free of land or structures.

What to verify

Marine cloud, exposed wind, and congestion around popular viewpoints can all change the practical choice. Verify the compass direction from the precise site and keep public-space restrictions separate from weather quality.

Fallback logic

Gijón and Oviedo compare western coastal and inland conditions; Bilbao offers a shorter eastern comparison with more enclosed terrain. Rank them by current cloud evidence first, then by feasible travel and access.

At local maximum, the Sun is 9.0° high at an azimuth of 282.0°. Calculated totality lasts 67 seconds. A low Sun makes the exact western horizon at the viewing point especially important.

Reviewed comparison options are Gijón, Oviedo, Bilbao. 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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