c1 mid c4 duration coverage
NEWSPAPER Des Moines Register
 16:42:46.5		 18:08:38.6 19:33:57.6 0 94.91%
NEWSPAPER Sioux City Journal 16:37:47.6 18:02:33.3 19:27:52.2 0 94.88%
RADIO KBGG Radio 16:42:35.7 18:08:25.6 19:33:44.7 0 94.90%
RADIO KMNS Radio 16:37:47.6 18:02:33.3 19:27:52.2 0 94.88%
RADIO KSCJ Radio 16:37:49.8 18:02:34.4 19:27:51.8 0 94.77%
RADIO KXIC Radio 16:46:41.9 18:12:37.2 19:37:14.0 0 92.23%
RADIO WHO Radio 16:42:40.0 18:08:32.1 19:33:52.2 0 94.98%
TV KTIV-TV 16:37:55.0 18:02:38.8 19:27:54.5 0 94.64%
TV WOI-TV 16:42:27.7 18:08:20.4 19:33:43.5 0 95.20%
UNIVERSITY Iowa State University 16:42:43.9 18:08:13.9 19:33:13.9 0 93.46%


c1:    Partial Eclipse begins
mid:  middle of the eclipse (the largest part of the sun is covered)
c4:    Partial Eclipse ends
duration:   How long you will see totality
coverage:  How much of the sun is covered at max eclipse

Times are given in UT; to find your local time, subtract 5 hours to obtain CDT.


THE ECLIPSE IS ESSENTIALLY NOT TOTAL IN IOWA!

ONLY A VERY SMALL PIECE OF THE SW TIP OF IOWA IS IN THE SHADOW, AND
THERE ARE NO ROADS TO GET YOU THERE!

THIS IS NOT A GOOD VIEWING SPOT!

BASICALLY, YOU MUST USE PROPER FILTERS FOR THE ENTIRE ECLIPSE EVERYWHERE IN IOWA!

A PARTIAL ECLIPSE IS BORING!!
WE RECOMMEND YOU GO SOUTH TO MISSOURI TO SEE TOTALITY!




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