Catch the next total solar eclipse in Ohio
3:13 PM CDT, April 8 2024
Max Duration of Totality
3 mins and 54 secs
One of the longest durations across North America
Ohio Eclipse Blog
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What to Expect for The Total Eclipse in Ohio
Ohio will be one of the prime locations to witness this rare total eclipse. During a total solar eclipse, he sky will become dark, as if it were dawn or dusk. Weather permitting, people along the path of totality will see the sun’s corona as well.
The totality in Ohio is more visible in 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.
Dayton will experience totality for about two minutes and 45 seconds. On the other hand, Toledo will experience totality for about one minute 47 seconds.
Plan your eclipse holiday
When the moon covers the sun, you need someone covering your travel plans. We are your go-to source for travel planning that make navigating Ohio during the eclipse a breeze.
