Slice 1 · Asturias / Asturies

Pico Cima

Excellent93 / 100

43.43455, -5.59213 · 733 m · totality 20:26:58–20:28:43 local, sun 10.0° up on bearing 281°.

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Road closed to cars on 12 Aug. gate: barrier = unmarked (OSM). Access rating below ignores this.

Clearance
+10.5°sun above the skyline at totality
Sun visible to
+0.1°where it is finally lost
Totality
105 sat this exact point
Access
Park at the spot (track)4 m from the nearest track
Skyline set by
terraintree cover · 78% tree cover
August sight line
61% usable clear 30% · overcast 39% · CERRA 5.5 km, 135 evenings
August overhead
55% usable clear 30% · overcast 45% · ERA5 25 km

The view west

Your skyline, from 5 m ground survey with the trees on top, and the sun across it from first contact to last.

iThe horizontal scale is compass bearing, the vertical is height above the horizon. The red band is totality. The dashed line is how far the sun clears your skyline at that moment, which is the clearance figure in the table above. It is measured from this trace, at the exact pin. A wall or a roof a few tens of metres away counts here, because the survey cannot tell one from a hillside; where that puts the picture at odds with the scored table, both figures are shown and the range of the obstruction is given, so you can see which applies to you.

0°5°10°15°20°270° W275°280°285° WNW290°+10.5° clearC1 19:31totality 20:27C4 21:20heights at 0.74× the width scale

Getting there

Nearest alternatives by road.
SiteDriveDistance
Roadside nr. Villaviciosa (west)24 min16.5 km
Roadside nr. La Grandota39 min29.5 km
Roadside nr. Naranco50 min38.1 km
Roadside nr. Quirós (south)66 min61.2 km

Cloud on the sight line

13 points west, each read at the light's own height. Worst counts.

iThe sun is 10° up, so its light arrives almost sideways and crosses the sky far to the west before it reaches you. Close by it is still near the ground; 50 km out it is at aircraft height. Each point is read at the height the light passes through there. Cloud anywhere on that path hides the sun, whatever the sky above you looks like.

eclipse day12 Aug, 20:30 CEST
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Every cell used, and its forecast at totality
LayerDistanceLight is atBest matchAll modelsMapCell
Near you, low down2.0 km1,087 m……Windy43.4380, -5.6164
3.2 km1,298 m……Windy43.4400, -5.6309
6.4 km1,864 m……Windy43.4454, -5.6696
9.6 km2,431 m……Windy43.4509, -5.7084
12.8 km3,000 m……Windy43.4563, -5.7472
Further west, higher up12.8 km3,000 m……Windy43.4563, -5.7472
19.7 km4,240 m……Windy43.4681, -5.8313
26.6 km5,487 m……Windy43.4800, -5.9154
33.5 km6,740 m……Windy43.4918, -5.9996
40.5 km8,000 m……Windy43.5036, -6.0837
Far west, very high40.5 km8,000 m……Windy43.5036, -6.0837
56.7 km10,982 m……Windy43.5313, -6.2811
73.0 km14,000 m……Windy43.5591, -6.4785
Aerial photograph of Pico Cima, pin marked.
PNOA orthophoto · 420 m across · crosshair = the exact coordinates

Cloud forecast, every model sight line

Worst reading along the ray, same axes on every chart.

iEach layer is sampled where the ray passes through it and the worst value is charted. A shaded span means that model has no data there, not clear sky. Low cloud hides a sun this low; cirrus dims the corona but does not hide it. Fetched by your browser on load.

Low cloud Mid cloud High cloud (cirrus) Totality vertical axis: cover, 0–100 %

How it scores

Component Points
Sun above the skyline28.0 / 28
Sun still up at totality16.7 / 20
Local relief16.0 / 16
Length of totality12.6 / 16
Getting a car to it20.0 / 20
Total 93.3 / 100
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