New Yorkers will have another chance to see a solar eclipse in their own backyard. While this eclipse will not be a total eclipse like several years ago, you will still have a chance to see a partial eclipse this week in the "Empire State"Solar Eclipse Across New York StateThis year's solar eclipse will be visible across much of the Earth, with the total eclipse set to move across parts of Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, and northern Spain while a partial eclipse will be visible here in North America. READ MORE: HERE IS THE LATEST NEW YORK STATE WINTER WEATHER FORECAST FOR 2026-27Here in New York State, there will be a variable degree of eclipse across the state. Build an Indirect Pinhole Projector - You can use boxes or cardboard to build indirect tools to safely view the solar eclipse. Do Not Look Directly Into the Sun - Since we will not have 100% totality, you should not look directly into the solar eclipse.