Partial Solar Eclipse · March 30, 2033

Solar Eclipse in South Korea

On March 30, 2033, a partial solar eclipse crosses South Korea.

Partial
Eclipse type
70.0%
Max obscuration
—
Max duration
20
Cities tracked
Where to watch

Visibility Map

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

Path of Totality
Width~778 km
Max duration—
Speed~2,900 km/h
Eclipse Details
Saros series120
Magnitude1.0462
Gamma0.9778
DateMarch 30, 2033
Cities in South Korea →Worldwide · Other Countries →
Normal sky before eclipse
Sky during total solar eclipse
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
By location

Cities in South Korea

Maximum obscuration and peak contact time per city.

Worldwide

Other Countries

Russia100%
MP60%
MH59%
GU58%
Iran57%
KI54%
Iraq54%
PH54%
Cuba51%
Laos47%
Oman46%
UAE46%
KH46%
ID46%
MY45%
SB45%
WS43%
BN43%
Fiji41%
VU40%
PF39%
TO38%
Chad38%
Mali38%
SG37%
LK36%
PE33%
Togo32%
MV31%
CAR31%
NZ28%
BO24%
Seychelles24%
CL20%
PY15%
BW12%
UY10%

Frequently asked questions

When is the solar eclipse in South Korea?
On March 30, 2033, South Korea will experience a partial solar eclipse with a maximum occultation of 70.0%.
Will South Korea be in the path of totality?
No. South Korea will see a partial solar eclipse on March 30, 2033, with up to 70.0% of the sun covered.
Which cities in South Korea will see the best eclipse?
The cities in South Korea with the highest eclipse coverage are: Kosong (70.0%), Sokcho (70.0%), Jumunjin (69.8%), Gangneung (69.8%).
What's next

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