Home 2024 Eclipse information for every community Ohio East Liverpool
Here, you'll find all the information we've been able to find for East Liverpool, as they prepare to host visitors to view the Great North American Eclipse of April 8, 2024!
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Latitude: 40.6186756N
Longitude: 80.5772928W
Partial phase start*: 14:00:07 (EDT (GMT-4)), at "04:30 o'clock" on the sun's disk
Mid-eclipse*: 15:16:39 (EDT (GMT-4))
*All times shown are calculated for the lat/long specified above, and are accurate to within a couple of seconds, due mainly to influences of the "edge effects" at the start and end of totality. For a more detailed explanation of this, please see the "About Accuracy" section ofthis great 2017 eclipse page by Ernie Wright of NASA!
*These calculations were performed using a value of ΔT=69.2s.
Please also note that these times have been converted from UTC; if you see times that say "UTC", "UT", or "GMT", those are NOT the local times for you in East Liverpool!
Finally, please see our page about calculating eclipse times to the tenth of a second.
See all the great FREE resources we've put together for educators, media, and community leaders in East Liverpool
The eclipse in East Liverpool will be a deep partial (with magnitude 98.3%).
(Get your eclipse glasses here – you MUST have them to safely view the partial phases of the eclipse!)
First, we'd suggest you contact local Chambers of Commerce and/or Town/City Councils
for the locations you're interested in.
Next, check out eclipse viewing and event plans that have been sent to us by officials of East Liverpool!
Official Plans for viewing the eclipse from East Liverpool:
No plans have been submitted to us yet.
If you are an official of East Liverpool, who is responsible for Eclipse2024 public outreach,
please send us information about your community’s 2024 eclipse plans – so we can share it here with everyone!
Please contact us if you have questions about anything related to the Eclipse2024.org Community Pages.See all the great FREE resources we've put together for educators, media, and community leaders in East Liverpool
And please be sure to check out Dr. Kate Russo's excellent resources on eclipse planning!
Her two white papers are world-class resources you MUST read. You'll find them at her Eclipse Community Planning page!
Eclipse2024.org encourages everyone to get into the path of totality on eclipse day,
and see one of the greatest sights the sky has to offer!
(And make sure to have enough eclipse glasses on hand for everyone!)
See Eclipse2024.org’s eclipse simulator for East Liverpool
Opens the amazing, full-featured eclipse2024.org eclipse simulator, to show you exactly what the eclipse will look like!
(If this is your first visit, you’ll want to open the Eclipse2024.org Eclipse Simulator Instruction page first!)
See detailed 2024 eclipse information for East Liverpool
Not where you want to be? Find eclipse community pages for other locations. See all the great FREE resources we've put together for educators, media, and community leaders in East Liverpool
We've written some very detailed information about viewing the 2024 eclipse from the area surrounding East Liverpool.
You'll be able to find out when and where the eclipse will happen, and see animated maps of the eclipse throughout the region!
FAQs
The eclipse in East Liverpool will be a deep partial (with magnitude 98.3%). (Get your eclipse glasses here – you MUST have them to safely view the partial phases of the eclipse!) Are you looking for a location that is hosting visitors to watch the eclipse?
Where is the best place to see the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024? ›
Burlington is among the best places for those in the region to travel to, as it will experience 3 minutes and 19 seconds of darkness, starting at 3:26 p.m. Maine is the northern most place in the United States to see the total eclipse in 2024, also making it the last place in the country to experience totality.
Where is the best place in Ohio to see the 2024 solar eclipse? ›
Cincinnati, Columbus, Canton, and Youngstown are very close to the path and we expect many people in these cities to make the short drive north on eclipse day. The city of Wapakoneta, birthplace of Neil Armstrong, will also experience totality and is notable as the site of the Armstrong Air & Space Museum.
What time is the total eclipse 2024 in Ohio? ›
The total solar eclipse visits Ohio on April 8, 2024 beginning at 3:08 pm EDT with the final exit of the Moon's shadow from the state at 3:19 pm EDT. For example, Cleveland will experience totality between 3:13 and 3:17 PM EDT.
How to get free eclipse glasses? ›
A good option for finding free solar eclipse glasses is to visit your local library to see if it's offering any. The AAS has a map of libraries offering certified glasses. Or, you can give your library a call.
What cities are in the path of totality eclipse 2024? ›
The major cities inside the path are Mazatlan, Torreon, San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Montreal. The ovals in the map show the shadow of the Moon at five minute intervals.
Where is the least cloud cover eclipse in 2024? ›
The Northeastern US and eastern Canada will have the best viewing conditions with a few areas in the Midwest dodging clouds. The total solar eclipse is set to cross the US on April 8, 2024.
How long will the 2024 eclipse last? ›
The duration of totality for the 2024 eclipse won't be the longest possible. But it will still last several glorious minutes. On April 8, 2024, the maximum duration of totality anywhere along the eclipse path will be 4 minutes 28 seconds.
Where is the point of the greatest eclipse in 2024? ›
The 2024 total eclipse path through Durango
The town of Nazas lies almost exactly on centerline, and is the nearest place to the point of greatest eclipse! This means that folks there will see 4m 27s of totality – the longest possible for this eclipse – just after 11:15MST.
Where is the best place to see the eclipse in northeast Ohio? ›
Cleveland is an excellent place to see totality! It lies almost directly on the centerline, and so if weather permits, folks there will enjoy a beautiful view on eclipse day.
The total solar eclipse in 2024 will pass directly over Ohio cities such as Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton, Cincinnati, Lima, Sandusky, Springfield, Mansfield, Akron, and Columbus. Among these cities, Columbus and Cincinnati are expected to experience about 95% totality.
Where is the longest totality in Ohio? ›
State planning
“Magee Marsh, our wildlife area, because it's right along Lake Erie. That's of course where people go for the Biggest Week in American Birding, so lots of space,” he described. “Lake Loramie State Park, which is western Ohio, that park is where the longest totality will be.
How many people expected in avon lake Ohio for eclipse in april 2024? ›
Lorain County is already bracing for about half a million solar eclipse tourists in 2024 because, in Ohio, Avon Lake is the point of greatest duration for the total solar eclipse. The Avon Lake City, Schools, and Public Library are already meeting to plan events to celebrate this historic event.
Where can I watch eclipse in Ohio? ›
Featured Viewing Events
- Eclipse viewing party at the #1 science museum in the country. COSI Viewing Party. ...
- Step into the path of totality at the zoo. Columbus Zoo & Aquarium "Solar-bration" ...
- Say cheers with eclipse-themed beer. Land-Grant Brewing Co. ...
- Expansive rooftop viewing at the NVMM. Solar Eclipse Day on the Rooftop.
The interactive map by National Solar Observatory (NSO) shows the exact path of the total solar eclipse and nearly half of Ohio is on that path. According to NSO, Youngstown will have a 99.92% eclipse. The total duration of the eclipse experience in Youngstown will be around two hours and 29 minutes.
Will Ohio see the solar eclipse? ›
The last total solar eclipse visible in Ohio was in 1806, and the next one in Ohio will occur in 2099. While a total solar eclipse happens somewhere on Earth once every 1.5 years, only 21 total solar eclipses have crossed the lower 48 states in the United States' entire existence.
Where is the best place to see the eclipse in Trumbull County? ›
Trumbull County will be the best spot to experience totality if you don't want to head northwest toward the lakeshore. Places like the Grand Resort in Warren and the Eastwood Mall are some of the top watch party spots in the Valle, but planning is key.
Will Lancaster, Ohio see the eclipse in 2024? ›
The Lancaster area will see a partial eclipse for 2 hours 31 minutes. 98.8% of the sun will be obscured by the moon at the peak. The Chillicothe area will see a partial eclipse for 2 hours 31 minutes.
