Total solar eclipse in Al Marj, Libya
Al Marj is inside the path of totality on Monday, August 2, 2027. The Moon will cover the Sun completely for:
from 11:29:32 to 11:34:42 local time (UTC+2), with the Sun 68° high to the south-east.
Eclipse times in Al Marj
| Phase | Local (UTC+2) | UTC | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|
| Partial eclipse begins | 10:11:54 | 08:11:54 | 53° ESE |
| Totality begins | 11:29:32 | 09:29:32 | 68° SE |
| Mid-totality | 11:32:07 | 09:32:07 | 68° SE |
| Totality ends | 11:34:42 | 09:34:42 | 69° SE |
| Partial eclipse ends | 12:54:09 | 10:54:09 | 75° S |
Weather and heat in early August
August average cloud cover here is about 26% (good for eclipse watching), and afternoons typically reach about 30°C. That works out to about 3m 50s of expected clear totality. These are long-term averages (NASA POWER, 2001–2025), not a forecast.
Travel advice
US Department of State: Level 4, Do not travel for Libya (updated 2026-08-30). Read the full advice: US · UK. Check your own government's latest advice before you book.
Other places nearby in the path
- Al Bayda: 1m 06s (79 km)
- Benghazi: 6m 09s (83 km)
- Qaminis: 5m 44s (121 km)
- Al Jaghbub: 5m 41s (465 km)
- Siwa: 5m 29s (579 km)
- Al Khums: 0m 52s (616 km)
The planner has the map, a minute-by-minute plan for the day, calendar alarms, and a share card.
Good to know
Look at the Sun only through certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses during the partial phases. Take them off only during totality, and put them back on when the bright edge returns. Within a couple of kilometres of the path's edge, the Moon's mountains can shift these times by a few seconds, so stay well inside the band if you can.