Where will the total solar eclipse 2026 be visible from?

The total solar eclipse of August 12, 2026, will primarily be visible across Mexico, parts of the United States, and Guatemala. Totality is predicted to last for approximately two minutes and fifteen seconds in these locations. A significant portion of North America will observe this celestial event, with varying degrees of coverage. The path of totality stretches over roughly 78 miles, extending from Texas to Maine. Partial solar eclipses are expected to occur across much of Canada and portions of Greenland, Russia, and Brazil during the same day.