When will the solar eclipse occur in Nek’emtē?

In Nek’emtē, the eclipse begins at 08:50:05 PM GMT+3 (C1), reaches maximum at 08:52:00 PM GMT+3, and ends at 08:53:54 PM GMT+3 (C4) local time on February 6, 2027.

Will Nek’emtē be in the path of totality?

No. Nek’emtē will see a partial solar eclipse on February 6, 2027, with 6.4% of the sun covered at maximum.

What percentage of the sun will be covered in Nek’emtē?

At maximum eclipse, 6.4% of the sun will be covered as seen from Nek’emtē.

Solar Eclipse in Nek’emtē — 6.4% Partial

Where to watch

Visibility Map — Nek’emtē

Ethiopia will see a partial solar eclipse. Click anywhere on the map to see the occultation percentage at that location.

Cities in Ethiopia →Worldwide · Other Countries →

Timeline

Contact Times

Nek’emtē · February 6, 2027

C1 — Partial begins08:50:05 PM GMT+3

Maximum eclipse08:52:00 PM GMT+3

C4 — Partial ends08:53:54 PM GMT+3

Live simulation

Eclipse in motion

Watch the Moon cross the Sun from C1 to C4. Play at speed or scrub through the timeline — during the actual eclipse it tracks live.

During eclipse

Normal sky

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What you'll experience

Sky Simulation

Drag the slider to compare the sky before and during totality. At peak, stars appear at midday and the horizon glows in all directions.

≈ Dusk

Sky darkness

−4°C

Temp. drop

2,900 km/h

Moon speed

🌑 Simulated at totality peak

Ethiopia

Cities in Ethiopia

Gambēla9%

Āsosa9%

Dembī Dolo9%

Bambesi9%

Mendī8%

Tēpī8%

Komtikas8%

Mīzan Teferī8%

Nejo8%

Metu8%

Wacha8%

Gimbi7%

Bonga7%

Bedelē7%

Dibate7%

Mambuk7%

Bako6%

Jinka6%

Āgaro6%

Frequently asked questions

When will the solar eclipse occur in Nek’emtē?: In Nek’emtē, the eclipse begins at 08:50:05 PM GMT+3 (C1), reaches maximum at 08:52:00 PM GMT+3, and ends at 08:53:54 PM GMT+3 (C4) local time on February 6, 2027.
Will Nek’emtē be in the path of totality?: No. Nek’emtē will see a partial solar eclipse on February 6, 2027, with 6.4% of the sun covered at maximum.
What percentage of the sun will be covered in Nek’emtē?: At maximum eclipse, 6.4% of the sun will be covered as seen from Nek’emtē.

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