Originally Posted by windhund116

Seems to start at 10:15am PDT (1:15pm EDT) and end (at least over the continental US) around 2:50pm EDT. If this is what you are asking?

From article:

" The 2017 eclipse will transit the United States starting on the Oregon Coast and passing over the states of Idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, and finishing in South Carolina. The time from start to finish will be less than 2 hours and totality will only last approximately 2 minutes, 41.7 seconds. The viewing region of greatest totality will be in western Kentucky and the greatest duration will occur in southern Illinois. "

Originally Posted by Kyras

Wow, thank you for doing all the work for me.

Yes, that's pretty much what I wanted to know. My daughter and I will be melting in the Kansas City area so I was hoping we wouldn't be outside for four hours.