How long until the April 8 total solar eclipse in Austin? Check out our countdown
Find out how long you have to wait to see the April 8 total solar eclipse in Texas. The April 8 total solar eclipse in Austin, Texas, is less than two weeks away. The moon's path will intersect with the sun's, casting a wide shadow over Texas and the rest of the country. Austin is directly in the path, meaning it will be pitch black from about 1:35 p.m. The eclipse will be partly visible from the time of the eclipse. The Statesman's countdown to the eclipse is below.
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How long until the April 8 total solar eclipse in Austin? Check out our countdown
The total solar eclipse that has Austin buzzing is less than two weeks away.
On April 8, the moon's path will intersect with the sun's, casting a wide shadow over Texas and the rest of the country. Austin is directly in that shadow's path, meaning it will be pitch black in the city from about 1:35 p.m. to 1:38 p.m. The eclipse will be partly visible starting at 12:17 p.m.
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But how far off is the eclipse? Check out the Statesman's countdown to the solar event below, and click here for more coverage on all things eclipse.