Thanks to everyone who came to celebrate the eclipse with us yesterday! Despite the cloud cover, we'd say it was a success. :)
And thank you to our local communities who helped pull things together so we could celebrate. If you're sticking around, feel free to come by the Kerrville Convention & Visitors Bureau for more information on the Kerrville area!
Great American Eclipse - Total Solar Eclipse (Texas) - April 8, 2024
What time is totality in Kerrville?
There are lots of numbers being thrown around, but here are the local times and this nifty visualisation! (Thanks to Great American Eclipse for the clip.)
Eclipse start (partial): 12:14 PM CST
Totality starts: 1:32 PM CST
Eclipse maximum: 1:34 PM CST
Totality ends: 1:36 PM CST
Partial ends: 2:55 PM CST
Here's an eclipse update from Kerrville's very own Fire Chief, Eric Maloney, and Police Chief, Chris McCall. The City and various partners have been working diligently to ensure that citizens and guests have a great and safe experience on April 8 for the total solar eclipse.
Be sure to follow for updates and visit www.kerrvilleeclipse.com for more information.
Look what the City of Kerrville Parks and Recreation Department put up in Louise Hays Park! Rumored to be the biggest eclipse glasses in the great state of Texas.. tag us in your photos!
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We are exactly 10 months away from the 2024 total solar eclipse and here is a sneak peak of what it will look like! This simulation accurately represents what Bailey’s Beads, the stars, and the glow on the horizon will look like in Kerrville on April 8, 2024. The shape of the corona and prominences are just educated guesses. Please note, the video has been sped up as Kerrville will experience 4 minutes and 25 seconds of totality on April 8, 2024.
A huge thanks to Eclipse 2024’s Eclipse Simulator for this awesome video!
Eclipse enthusiast, retired NASA engineer, and City of Kerrville Eclipse Planning Committee Member, Jeff Stone, describes a total solar eclipse as an emotional and visceral experience. If you’ve seen a total solar eclipse, how would you describe it?
This video was taken from the @kerrvillechamberofcommerce Eclipse Panel Lunch and Learn yesterday.