The total eclipse has commenced in Mazatlán, Mexico, where the moon is currently fully covering the sun. This phase, known as totality, is expected to last approximately 4 minutes, starting at 2:07 p.m. ET and concluding at 2:11 p.m. ET in that specific location.
Meanwhile, in Torreón, Mexico, totality is set to begin shortly at 2:16 p.m. ET. Our crews are on the ground there to capture this remarkable celestial event.
For those observing a partial solar eclipse, it is crucial to prioritize eye safety. To view the eclipse safely, individuals must wear certified eclipse glasses or utilize a handheld solar viewer. These precautions are essential to protect your eyes from the harmful effects of direct sunlight during the eclipse.
