What the thermometers recorded across Spain on 12 August 2026, as the Moon covered the Sun. Each card compares eclipse day with the evening before, using AEMET 10-minute observations from 17 stations. Click a card to enlarge it.

Source: AEMET, 10-minute observations for 11 and 12 August 2026, retrieved 21 September 2026. Times in local time (CEST). Contact times calculated for each station’s location; temperatures are the nearest 10-minute measurement. Comparisons are indicative: they rest on a single reference evening. © 2026 Total Together

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