When will the solar eclipse occur in Auburn?

In Auburn, the eclipse begins at 01:19:09 pm AEST (C1), reaches maximum at 02:02:00 pm AEST, and ends at 02:44:50 pm AEST (C4) local time on 22 July 2028.

Will Auburn be in the path of totality?

Yes. Auburn lies in the path of totality for the 22 July 2028 solar eclipse, with 85m 41s of total darkness.

What percentage of the sun will be covered in Auburn?

At maximum eclipse, 100.0% of the sun will be covered as seen from Auburn.

Total Solar Eclipse · 22 July 2028

Auburn

On 22 July 2028, Auburn (Australia) lies in the path of totality.

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Where to watch

Visibility Map — Auburn

The path of totality crosses Australia. See the shadow track and totality corridor. Click anywhere on the map to see how the eclipse appears from that location.

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Timeline

Contact Times

Auburn · 22 July 2028

C1 — Partial begins01:19:09 pm AEST

C2 — Totality begins01:19:09 pm AEST

Maximum eclipse02:02:00 pm AEST

C3 — Totality ends02:44:50 pm AEST

C4 — Partial ends02:44:50 pm AEST

Live simulation

Eclipse in motion

Watch the Moon cross the Sun from C1 to C4. Play at speed or scrub through the timeline — during the actual eclipse it tracks live.

During eclipse

Normal sky

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What you'll experience

Sky Simulation

Drag the slider to compare the sky before and during totality. At peak, stars appear at midday and the horizon glows in all directions.

≈ Dusk

Sky darkness

−4°C

Temp. drop

2,900 km/h

Moon speed

🌑 Simulated at totality peak

Australia

Cities in Australia

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Frequently asked questions

When will the solar eclipse occur in Auburn?: In Auburn, the eclipse begins at 01:19:09 pm AEST (C1), reaches maximum at 02:02:00 pm AEST, and ends at 02:44:50 pm AEST (C4) local time on 22 July 2028.
Will Auburn be in the path of totality?: Yes. Auburn lies in the path of totality for the 22 July 2028 solar eclipse, with 85m 41s of total darkness.
What percentage of the sun will be covered in Auburn?: At maximum eclipse, 100.0% of the sun will be covered as seen from Auburn.

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