Eclipses Visible in Twin Falls, Idaho, USA - 2023-42

Eclipses Visible in Twin Falls, Idaho, USA 2023-42

All times listed in Mountain Standard (UT-7) or Mountain Daylight (UT-6) Time.
Events in gray occur below local horizon.

Lunar Eclipses
Phases: P1 = penumbral phase begins, U1 = partial phase begins,
U2 to U3 = totality, U4 = partial phase ends, P4 = penumbral phase ends
Types: U = Umbral (total), P = Partial, p = penumbral
Date (click for NASA graphic) P1 U1 U2 Max. Eclipse U3 U4 P4 Type Notes
25-26 Mar 2024 22:53 01:13 03:32 p Deep shading on lower right limb at max.
17 Sep 2024 18:41 20:13 20:44 21:16 22:47 P Very shallow partial. Moon rises at 19:43, deep in penumbra.
13-14 Mar 2025 21:57 23:10 00:26 00:59 01:31 02:48 04:00 U Moon rises at 19:25 (visible throughout).
03 Mar 2026 01:44 02:50 04:04 04:34 05:03 06:17 07:23 U Moon sets at 07:14, still in penumbra.
27-28 Aug 2026 19:24 20:34 22:13 23:52 01:02 P Very deep partial. Moon rises at 20:12, in penumbra.
17-18 Aug 2027 22:24 01:14 03:03 p Very subtle shading of lower limb at best.
11 Jan 2028 19:08 20:45 21:13 21:41 23:18 P Extremely shallow partial.
31 Dec 2028 07:04 08:08 09:16 09:52 10:28 11:36 12:40 U Moon sets at 08:11, before totality.
25-26 Jun 2029 18:35 19:32 20:31 21:22 22:13 23:12 00:10 U Moon rises at 21:15, during totality.
20 Dec 2029 12:43 13:55 15:15 15:42 16:09 17:29 18:41 U Moon rises at 17:08, before end of last partial phase.
09 Dec 2030 13:08 15:28 17:47 p Moon rises at 17:08, in penumbra (unnoticeably shaded).
06 May 2031 19:52 21:51 23:49 p Moon rises at 20:39, with left limb slightly shaded.
05 Jun 2031 04:56 05:44 06:32 p Utterly unnoticeable. Moon sets at 06:14.
30-31 Oct 2031 23:49 01:45 03:41 p Lower left limb very subtly shaded at max.
25 Apr 2032 06:22 07:28 08:41 09:14 09:46 10:59 12:05 U Moon sets at 06:38 with no noticeable shading.
08 Oct 2033 02:19 03:14 04:16 04:55 05:34 06:36 07:31 U Moon visible throughout (sets at 07:55).
27 Sep 2034 18:42 20:33 20:46 21:00 22:51 P Extremely shallow partial eclipse. Moon rises at 19:25, left limb unnoticeably(?) shaded.
21-22 Feb 2035 23:57 02:05 04:13 p Strong shading on upper limb at max.
18 Aug 2035 16:46 18:33 19:11 19:49 21:36 P Moon rises at 20:28 with lower right limb very subtly shaded.
06 Aug 2036 17:45 18:56 20:04 20:51 21:39 22:47 23:57 U Moon rises at 20:46 during totality.
31 Jan 2037 04:24 05:22 06:28 07:02 07:32 08:39 09:36 U Moon sets at 8:00 with lower half in umbra.
26-27 Jul 2037 19:18 20:32 22:10 23:45 00:59 P Moon rises at 21:00 partially in umbra.
20 Jan 2038 18:46 20:50 22:51 p Moon rises at 17:19. Distinct shading on lower right limb at max.
16 Jul 2038 03:58 05:36 07:10 p Too subtle to notice. Moon sets at 06:16.
30 Nov 2039 06:55 08:12 09:56 11:38 12:55 P Moon sets at 07:45 with upper half unnoticeably(?) shaded.
26 May 2040 03:04 04:00 04:59 05:46 06:31 07:30 08:26 U Moon sets at 6:08 during totality.
07 Nov 2041 19:20 20:48 21:34 22:19 23:48 P Moon above horizon throughout.
05 Apr 2042 06:15 08:29 09:43 p Unnoticeable(?). Moon sets at 07:21, well before max.
29 Sep 2042 02:45 04:44 06:44 p Strong shading of right limb at max.
Solar Eclipses
Phases: I = First contact (partial phase begins), IV = Last contact (partial phase ends)
(Phases II & III are only seen during a total solar eclipse, the next of which in Idaho is 25 June 2169.)
Types: A = Annular ("ring of fire"), P = Partial, T = Total
% = Percentage of solar disk covered at max. in Twin Falls.
Date (click for NASA graphic) I Max. Eclipse IV Type % Notes
14 Oct 2023 09:08 10:26 11:51 A 85 Annular in OR-NV-UT-NM-TX-MX-C. America-S. America.
08 Apr 2024 11:29 12:31 13:36 T 40 Total in C. MX-TX-OK-AR-MO-KY-IL-IN-OH-ON-PA-NY-QC-VT-NH-ME-NB-NL.
14 Jan 2029 08:20 09:40 11:08 P 67 "Sunrise eclipse" (sunrise at 08:05).
30 Mar 2033 10:39 11:40 12:46 T 40 Total from NW AK-NE Siberia.
21 Jun 2039 07:56 08:58 10:09 A 28 Annular in C. AK-N. Canada-N. Greenland-C. Norway-C. Sweden-Finland.
04 Nov 2040 10:28 11:22 12:19 P 14 Visible in N. America, C. America, Caribbean, N. Columbia, N. Venezuela.

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