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Inside the eastern edge of totality

2027 Total Solar Eclipse in Oujda

Oujda is inside the path of totality, but much closer to its edge than Tangier. At the city reference point, totality lasts about 1 minute 5 seconds.

Quick timing reference

Partial begins
About 07:42
Totality
About 08:51–08:52
Duration
About 1 min 5 sec
Sun altitude
About 42°

Times are local Morocco time (currently expected to be GMT/UTC) and rounded for the city reference point. Verify your exact coordinates with the NASA interactive map ↗.

Why exact coordinates matter in Oujda

Near the edge of the eclipse path, a relatively short move can change the duration noticeably. Do not assume every site labeled “Oujda” receives the same contact times. Check the final field, road access and horizon before committing.

If duration is your main priority, compare Tangier’s 4 minute 51 second window with the broader Morocco location matrix.

Practical viewing plan

  • Inspect the site in daylight and prioritize an unobstructed southeastern sky.
  • Arrive before the partial phase and avoid a long eclipse-morning drive.
  • Keep more than one reachable site in case cloud, access or traffic changes.
  • Use reputable solar viewers during every partial phase; remove them only during totality.

Historical August 2 cloudiness is listed at about 7%, but that is climatology—not a forecast. Use current forecasts during the final days.