A rare hybrid solar eclipse will occur across the North Pacific and Central Africa. A hybrid eclipse is one that is both annular and total, changing from one to the other as the shadow sweeps across the Earth.
| New Moons for 2013 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UT | HST | |||
| January | Jan 11 | 19:44UT | Jan 11 | 09:44HST |
| February | Feb 10 | 07:20UT | Feb 9 | 21:20HST |
| March | Mar 11 | 19:51UT | Mar 11 | 09:51HST |
| April | Apr 10 | 09:35UT | Apr 9 | 23:35HST |
| May | May 10 | 00:29UT | May 9 | 14:29HST |
| June | Jun 8 | 15:56UT | Jun 8 | 05:56HST |
| July | Jul 8 | 07:14UT | Jul 7 | 21:14HST |
| August | Aug 6 | 21:51UT | Aug 6 | 11:51HST |
| September | Sep 5 | 11:36UT | Sep 5 | 01:36HST |
| October | Oct 5 | 00:35UT | Oct 4 | 14:35HST |
| November | Nov 3 | 12:50UT | Nov 3 | 02:50HST |
| December | Dec 3 | 00:22UT | Dec 2 | 14:22HST |
| Source: NASA Sky Calendar | ||||
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