article_snippet: the eclipse will see up to 84 per cent of the sun covered in London - and around 94 per cent in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edinburgh.
article_snippet: the eclipse is set to block out nearly 90 per cent of sunlight across parts of Europe next month.
article_snippet: the UK will see the eclipse as a deep partial eclipse.
article_snippet: the eclipse will see up to 84 per cent of the sun covered in London and around 94 per cent in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edinburgh.
article_snippet: A partial eclipse will be visible across Europe, North Africa and Russia for about 90 minutes.
article_snippet: Northern Scandinavia and the Faroe Islands will experience a full eclipse for two-and-a-half minutes . '
article_snippet: The place that sees the deepest partial eclipse of the sun in the UK is the west coast of the Isle of Lewis close to Aird Uig. '
article_snippet: Here 98 per cent of the sun will be obscured at mid-eclipse at around 9:36am GMT. '
article_snippet: Skies will darken for any location where the maximum obscuration exceeds 95 per cent which includes north-western Scotland, the Hebrides, Orkneys and Shetland Islands.
article_snippet: The solar eclipse  will see up to 84 per cent of the sun covered over London and around 94 per cent in the main cities in Scotland (pictured is a full eclipse over Australia in 2012). 
article_snippet: Northern Scandinavia and the Faroe Islands will experience a full eclipse for two minutes and nine seconds .
article_snippet: However, if the weather is clear, observers on Svalbard and the Faroes should experience almost three minutes of extraordinary day-time darkness. '
article_snippet: People standing in the umbra will see a total eclipse and this will occur over the Faroe Islands on 20 March.
highlights_snippet: London can expect 84% coverage with parts of Scotland reaching 94% .
  
highlights_snippet: Total eclipse of the sun will occur in Northern Norway and Faroe Islands .
  