On April 8, 2024 the path of a rare total solar eclipse will pass through Texas, including parts of San Antonio and the Hill Country around 1:30 p.m.
Here’s a breakdown of how long totality will last in your neighborhood:
SAN ANTONIO METRO AREA
BEXAR COUNTY (About half of Bexar County will be in path of totality)
- Fair Oaks Ranch – 3m 10.8s
- Leon Springs – 2m 49.2s
- Dominion – 2m 44s
- Helotes – 2m 40.7s
- Timberwood Park – 2m 20.9s
- Shavano Park – 2m 0.7s
- Leon Valley (Sea World Area) – 1m 47.4s
- Stone Oak – 1m 38.5s
- Hollywood Park – 1m 38.4s
- Balcones Heights – 1m 5.4s
- Castle Hills – 1m 10.1s
- JBSA Lackland – 0m 8.9s
KENDALL COUNTY (All of Kendall County will be in path of totality)
- Comfort – 4m 10.8s
- Sisterdale – 3m 56.1s
- Boerne – 3m 34s
- Kendalia – 3m 31.5s
- Bergheim – 3m 14.8s
COMAL COUNTY (Only a part of Comal County will be in path of totality)
- Spring Branch – 2m 59.1s
- Bulverde – 2m 25.9s
- Canyon Lake – 2m 11.9s
- Startzville – 2m 4s
- New Braunfels is NOT in the path of totality. Will still see a partial eclipse.
MEDINA COUNTY (Most of Medina County will be in path of totality)
- D’Hanis – 3m 39.3s
- Hondo – 3m 22s
- Mico – 3m 21.2s
- Rio Medina – 2m 51.1s
- Castroville – 2m 25.8s
- Devine – 0m 39s
ATASCOSA COUNTY (Most of Atascosa County is NOT in path of totality)
- Lytle – 0m 27.9s
GUADALUPE COUNTY
- None of Guadalupe County is in the path of totality. A partial eclipse will still be visible
WILSON COUNTY
- None of Wilson County is in the path of totality. A partial eclipse will still be visible
HILL COUNTRY
KERR COUNTY (All of Kerr County will be in path of totality)
- Ingram – 4m 25.7s
- Kerrville – 4m 24.4s
- Mountain Home – 4m 21.5s
BANDERA COUNTY (All of Bandera County will be in path of totality)
- Lost Maples State Natural Area – 4m 25.9s
- Medina – 4m 19.5s
- Bandera – 4m 3.8s
- Lakehills – 3m 34.5s
REAL COUNTY (All of Real County will be in path of totality)
- Leakey – 4m 24.8s
- Camp Wood – 4m 18.7s
EDWARDS COUNTY (Most of Edwards County will be in path of totality)
- Barksdale – 4m 14.3s
- Rocksprings – 3m 23.3s
- Carta Valley – 2m 35.8s
UVALDE COUNTY (All of Uvalde County will be in path of totality)
- Garner State Park – 4 m 26.1s
- Concan – 4m 24.4s
- Uvalde – 4m 15.1s
- Sabinal – 3m 59.4s
SOUTH TEXAS PLAINS
VAL VERDE COUNTY (Only part of Val Verde County will be in path of totality)
- Del Rio – 3m 25s
- Loma Alta – 0m 54.6s
KINNEY COUNTY (All of Kinney County will be in path of totality)
- Spofford – 4m 23.9s
- Brackettville – 4m 18s
MAVERICK COUNTY (All of Maverick County will be in path of totality)
- Quemado – 4m 24.9s
- Eagle Pass – 4m 23.6s
- El Indio – 3m 58.6s
ZAVALA COUNTY (Most of Zavala County will be in path of totality)
- La Pryor – 3m 57.7s
- Crystal City – 3m 16.5s
DIMMIT COUNTY (About half of Dimmit County will be in path of totality)
- Carrizo Springs – 2m 48.9s
FRIO COUNTY (About half of Dimmit County will be in path of totality)
- Frio Town – 2m 42.2s
- Moore – 0m 53.3s
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