2028 Partial Solar Eclipse
Guadalajara
Guadalajara city will see a deep partial eclipse and is outside the annularity path. The ring of fire is visible farther southeast, subject to a very low western horizon.
Partial
Local Phase
38%
Avg Cloud Cover (Jan)
6°C
Avg Temp (Jan)
Viewing the Eclipse from Guadalajara
Outside the annularity path
Guadalajara sees a deep partial eclipse, not a ring of fire. Travel into the official IGN annularity path and secure an unobstructed western horizon.
Eye Protection Required Throughout
Unlike total eclipses, an annular eclipse is never safe to view without proper eye protection. The visible ring of sunlight can cause permanent eye damage. Use ISO 12312-2 certified eclipse glasses at all times.
Source: IGN official eclipse information. The Sun is extremely low, so verify both the exact path and horizon.
Weather Outlook
January in Guadalajara has 38% average cloud cover and temperatures around 6°C. Winter weather in Spain is more variable than summer, so have a mobility plan in case of clouds.
Where to Stay
January is off-season for most of Spain, so accommodation will be easier to find and more affordable than for the summer eclipses.