November 25th 2011 partial solar eclipse visibility from Christchurch, New Zealand Where can I find a site that will give me an indication of coverage for the November 25th 2011 partial solar eclipse as viewed from Christchurch, New Zealand tonight, as well as local times for the stages of the event?
Planning on viewing from 43.780 S, 172.660 E (just east of Lake Ellesmere, I will be looking west over the lake) in the hope of getting a reflection photograph over the lake, if the water is still enough, unless anyone can see any flaw in this plan.
UPDATE
Success.  Despite the national media reporting it at 7.30pm, they had the wrong time too!  Was an hour out, and just before sunset.  However it was better than an hour earlier, if we'd missed it!  One of my shots below:

 A: A great site for planning eclipse viewing is one hosted by NASA.  Not only does it give you information on how the eclipse will look, but it tracks information for any future eclipses.  This figure gives a more detailed map.  Looks like you just barely get the tail end of it.

Perhaps you can plan future eclipse viewing as you peruse that NASA site and be more prepared.
A: It looks like you'll get a very partial solar eclipse that starts at 7:08PM local time.  Sunset with a flat horizon is 7:43 local time, during which it will still be in eclipse, a little more than half-way through.  The amount of eclipse is <25%, though (guesstimating, it looks to be around 15% during maximum from that lat/lon).
A: The RASC Observer's Handbook contains detailed predictions for Christchurch.  In UT eclipse begins at 7:07, max eclipse at 7:42. Magnitude of eclipse 0.278, obscuration 0.170.  Slightly more eclipse (0.306) in Dunedin.  These extreme partial eclipses aren't of much interest to astronomers, and most ordinary people would hardly notice such a slight covering of the Sun.
My article shows the coverage as seen from Dunedin, as well as Cape Town, Hobart and the South Pole:
http://www.space.com/13725-partial-solar-eclipse-viewing-tips.html
