Jeremy Clarkson 'so annoyed' he couldn't see solar eclipse at Cotswolds farm

As celebrities like Romeo Beckham, Ronan Keating and Myleene Klass praised the once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon, Clarkson shared his irritation that he couldn’t view it. Sharing a photo of the sun as a bright white blob across his fields on Instagram, he raged: “So annoying. We didn’t get the eclipse in Chipping Norton.”The next partial eclipse will be in 2050, and the next total one will be in 2090. Jeremy Clarkson shared his irritation at being unable to see the solar eclipse Prime VideoHis frustration comes days after he revealed his harvest is “f**ked” following months of drought and relentless heatwaves.Sharing a screenshot of the BBC weather forecast for Chipping Norton, he wrote: “Harvest already f***ed. May as well just enjoy it now.”According to the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), the exceptionally hot, dry spring and summer could have cut the country’s cereals and oilseed harvest by 2.5 million tonnes compared to earlier forecasts, costing UK farmers as much as £390 million.It’s not the first time Clarkson’s Cotswolds farm has been negatively impacted by rising temperatures made more severe by climate change.Read MoreThe motoring enthusiast said that his team had been struggling with a “shocking” harvest due to the 2025 heatwave, saying: “I mean, if there are any farmers here, they’d tell you the same thing. Last year, it was the second worst recorded ever, and we think this year is going to be even worse because it just hasn’t rained.”Clarkson added that his farm manager Kaleb Cooper had been on high alert that day as it had rained for the first time in four months.“He’s sitting waiting for the moisture levels to drop so that he can get cracking because we know that we’re on for a shocking harvest this year,” he said.