On March 29, 2025, a partial solar eclipse will be seen in the northeastern United States. During this event, the moon will partially cover the sun, creating an amazing display of celestial bodies.
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In cities like New York and Boston, solar eclipses will begin before sunrise and reach their highest soon after the sun rises. For example, in Portland, Maine, about 64% of the sun will be covered.
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In order to view the eclipse safely, appropriate eye protection must be used, such as eclipse glasses that comply with the international standards of ISO 12312-2.
During an eclipse, regular sunglasses cannot safely watch the sun. If you don’t have solar eclipse glasses, consider using indirect viewing methods such as pinhole projectors.
Remember, never look directly at the sun without proper protection as it can cause serious eye injury. Witness the moon to take out “bite” from the rising sun.
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Eclipse 2025: Date, Time and Visibility in the United States
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The first solar eclipse in 2025 will occur on Saturday, March 29, 2025. Here are the details about its date, time, and visibility:
Date and time
- Start time: 4:50 ET
- Peak hours: 6:47 AM ET
- End time: 8:43 AM EDT
Visibility in the United States
Local solar eclipses will be visible in the northeastern United States. The best places to watch include:
- Maine: 6:13 AM to 7:17 AM EDT
- Massachusetts: 6:27 AM to 7:08 AM EDT
- New York: 6:35 to 7:12 AM ET
- Pennsylvania: 6:46 AM to 7:08 AM EDT
- New Jersey: 6:43 AM to 7:06 AM EDT
- Virginia: 6:50-7:03 AM ET
Additionally, the solar eclipse will be visible in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. In these states, solar eclipses are visible between 6:13 and 7:17 am ET.
Unique phenomenon
In some areas, especially in northeastern Maine and Canada, observers may witness the “double sunrise” or “devil’s horn” effect, as the sun appears to rise in a unique, crescent-shaped shape due to the moon’s shadow.
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What is the effect of a double sunrise?
Double sunrise is a rare event that occurs during a solar eclipse of sunrise. It made the sun look as if it had risen twice. This happens when the moon covers part of the sun. One might see two bright spots of light, rather than a bright sunshine.
This unique sight will be visible in some parts of the Northeastern United States, Canada and New Brunswick.
Solar eclipse 2025: Time schedule for some solar eclipses in major cities in 2025
|
City |
Partial start |
The largest food |
Coverage |
Partial purpose |
|
Baltimore, Maryland (USA) |
6:55 AM * |
6:57 am |
3% |
7:02 am |
|
Boston, Massachusetts (USA) |
6:31 AM * |
6:38 am |
43% |
7:07 am |
|
Buffalo, NY (USA) |
7:02 am * |
7:05 am |
2% |
7:09 am |
|
New York, New York (USA) |
6:44 AM * |
6:46 am |
twenty two% |
7:04 am |
|
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6:49 AM * |
6:51 am |
12% |
7:03 am |
|
Me (USA) |
6:27 AM * |
6:30 am |
64% |
7:10 am |
|
Washington, DC (USA) |
6:56 AM * |
6:59 am |
1% |
7:01 am |
|
Halifax, Canada |
7:00 am * |
7:17 am |
83% |
8:12 am |
|
Montreal, Canada |
6:39 AM * |
6:42 am |
47% |
7:13 am |
|
Ottawa, Canada |
6:48 AM * |
6:51 am |
30% |
7:13 am |
|
St. John, Canada |
6:57 am |
7:52 am |
83% |
8:51 am |
|
Nuuk, Greenland |
7:57 am |
8:53 am |
87% |
9:53 am |
|
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10:05 am |
11:05 am |
68% |
12:07 pm |
|
London, England |
10:07 am |
11:03 am |
31% |
12:00 pm |
|
Paris, France |
11:08 am |
12:01 pm |
twenty four% |
12:56 pm |
|
Berlin, Germany |
11:32 am |
12:19 pm |
15% |
1:07 pm |
|
Madrid, Spain |
10:48 am |
11:40 am |
twenty one% |
12:33 pm |
|
Oslo, Norway |
11:30 am |
12:24 pm |
30% |
1:19 pm |
|
Stockholm, Sweden |
11:40 am |
12:31 pm |
twenty two% |
1:21 pm |
|
St. Petersburg, Russia |
2:00 pm |
2:43 pm |
13% |
3:25 pm |
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