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2026 solar eclipse in Teruel: local time, local cloud forecast and viewing outlook
Subject: 12 August 2026 total solar eclipse
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Plan the 2026 solar eclipse in Teruel with local time, cloud layers, solar geometry, and reviewed nearby alternatives.
Nearby alternatives
Reviewed options. Distances are straight-line only; compare cloud cover and local guidance before travelling.
Zaragoza
PendingTotal · Total cloud: —
Maximum sun altitude: 6.1°
Totality: 87 s
147 km straight-line
Access source: Government of Aragon roads service — Government of Aragon (). Reviewed local evidence.
Open plan for ZaragozaValencia
PendingTotal · Total cloud: —
Maximum sun altitude: 4.6°
Totality: 66 s
115 km straight-line
Access source: Valencian roads service — Generalitat Valenciana (). Reviewed local evidence.
Open plan for ValenciaMadrid
PendingPartial · Total cloud: —
Maximum sun altitude: 7.3°
Totality: —
220 km straight-line
Access source: Local or regional access authority — Madrid (). Reviewed local evidence.
Open plan for MadridObservation data
Geometry and local context
Teruel
Total eclipse
- Local maximum
- Obscuration
- 100%
- Sun altitude
- 5.5°
- Azimuth
- 284.9°
- Totality duration
- 97 s
| Phase | Local time | Sun altitude |
|---|---|---|
| Partial begins | 15.7° | |
| Totality begins | 5.7° | |
| Maximum | 5.5° | |
| Totality ends | 5.4° | |
| Partial ends | -3.3° |
Local decision context
How the place behaves
Teruel offers a smaller, elevated inland setting with broken terrain around the city. Darker or quieter surroundings may help comfort, but ridges can remove the low western Sun surprisingly early.
What to verify
Scout the azimuth rather than relying on a general panoramic label. Check late-day cloud growth, wind exposure, road status, and legal access independently before selecting an out-of-town point.
Fallback logic
Zaragoza compares the Ebro valley, Valencia the Mediterranean side, and Madrid the central interior. The best fallback is whichever has both a better cloud signal and a verified horizon, not simply the highest site.
At local maximum, the Sun is 5.5° high at an azimuth of 284.9°. Calculated totality lasts 97 seconds.
Reviewed comparison options are Zaragoza, Valencia, Madrid. Distances are straight-line only; they do not represent driving time, road conditions, or permission to access a site.