Solar eclipse visible in Italy on August 12, 2026

The solar eclipse expected on August 12, 2026, is set to be a significant astronomical event, visible in Italy from 7:30 PM. The peak of the eclipse will occur in various areas of the peninsula around 8:00 PM, when the sun will be very low on the horizon.

It is recommended to follow the event via streaming platforms, as visibility may not be guaranteed in all locations due to weather conditions, such as cloudy skies. Sky TG24 will provide live streams showing the phenomenon in real time.

Different Italian cities, such as Milan, Rome, and Palermo, will present unique views of the eclipse. Simulations have demonstrated how the sun will appear during the various phases of the event in each of these cities.

Additionally, the eclipse will be accompanied by a complementary phenomenon: shooting stars, visible during the night, adding another natural spectacle for observers.

Guidelines for safe observation of the eclipse, to avoid eye damage, are also an important aspect to consider for those intending to participate in this event.