Will the solar eclipse (August 1st) be visible in Bermuda?

Question

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Answer 1

I don't think so, since it's supposed to be north.  The places where the Midnight Sun can be seen.  Siberia, Russia, and even further north.  I'm told that some parts of Canada may be able to see a partial, because there they may be in the penumbra.  But the Umbra will be north.  Sorry, maybe next time----  

Answer 2

Unfortunately, No!  This eclipse will occur way far north of Bermuda, and will be over before the sun rises there.

for a map, see:

http://media.skyandtelescope.com/images/...

Answer 3

08:04 UTC (GMT) - Beginning of the general eclipse

09:23 UTC (GMT) or 04:23 local time- Total Solar Eclipse begins in northern Canada (Nunavut) (GMT-05)

09:30 UTC (GMT) or 07:30 local time- northern Greenland (GMT-02)

10:00 UTC (GMT) or 14:00 (02pm) local time- Novaya Zemlya (GMT+04)

10:10 UTC (GMT) or 16:10 (04:10pm) local time - reaching mainland of Russia (GMT+06)

10:21 UTC (GMT) or 16:21 (04:21pm) local time - greatest eclipse near Nadym (GMT+06)

10:45 UTC (GMT) or 17:45 (05:45pm) local time - Novosibirsk, Russia (GMT+07)

10:48 UTC (GMT) or 17:48 (05:48pm) local time - Barnaul, Russia (GMT+07)

10:57 UTC (GMT) or 18:57 (06:57pm) Mongolia time - Russia-Mongolia border (Mongolia time GMT+08)

10:59 UTC (GMT) or 18:59 (06:59pm) local time - Altay, China (GMT+08)

11:10 UTC (GMT) or 19:10 (07:10pm) local time - near Hami, China (GMT+08)

11:15 UTC (GMT) or 19:15 (07:15pm) local time - Jiuquan, China (GMT+08)

11:20 UTC (GMT) or 19:20 (07:20pm) local time - near Xi'an, China (GMT+08)

11:20 UTC (GMT) or 19:20 (07:20pm) local time - Eclipse ends (GMT+08)

12:38 UTC (GMT) - End of the general eclipse