India, Aug. 11 -- On Wednesday, 12 August 2026, Exeter will be treated to a spectacular deep partial solar eclipse, with the Moon blocking around 95% of the Sun. It will be the most significant solar eclipse visible from the UK since 1999. As the eclipse takes place in the early evening, with the Sun sinking toward the horizon, Exeter could witness a breathtaking "sunset eclipse" - a rare sight that promises to make the event especially memorable. Here's everything you need to know about the Exeter Solar Eclipse 2026: date, timings, best places to watch, and more.

Date

The solar eclipse in Exeter will take place on Wednesday, 12 August 2026.

Exeter Solar Eclipse 2026: Best Time to Watch Eclipse

The Sun will hang low in the western sky...