Aurora borealis

[Wild Bill]

Don’t fight about idiot influencers online, the northern lights are going crazy outside for a bunch of you.

Go get some fresh air.

Aurora Viewline for Tonight and Tomorrow Night (Experimental) | NOAA / NWS Space Weather Prediction Center

www.swpc.noaa.gov

 

[Nick87]

Didn't know about it til @Gellar mentioned them to me..could barely see them at first the camera seems to amplify it.

 

[HiMtnHntr]

Impressive from Wyoming

 

[X13]

Pennsylvania

 

[Nick87]

Impressive from Wyoming

Most things usually are.

 

[EastTNHunter]

They were visible in TN last year. Was really cool. I want to go and see them further north some day where they are more vibrant. Jealous of you guys right now

 

[NoWiser]

Best I’ve seen from southern Minnesota. No phone necessary. I could hear my daughter yelling as they were getting more brilliant.

 

[Scott85]

It’s the first time I can see it with the naked eye.

 

[Gellar]

Neighbor called me and let me know. We were in town and had about a half hour drive to enjoy it. When we got home we were really able to enjoy it for a bit. This one was a lot more visible with the naked eye than last year.

 

[Dan-06]

From central Wyoming

 

[Dave N]

Yep. Better than last year. Lori could have finally seen them. Granddaughter is named after them. Not as much green, but the red sure stands out.

 

[Hunting Wife]

MT Hiline. Clouds rolled in or I’d still be out there. The red is more apparent tonight with the naked eye than past events.

 

[Big Sky Guy]

Townsend, MT.

Is it just me or did at least two generations live when they could only bee seen near the arctic? Last 2-4 years they’ve been visible in lower 48 seemingly common now. iPhones sure help but still seems strange I lived 30 years never seeing them, my parents longer and I don’t think my grandparents ever saw them in Ohio in their 80 years of life.

 

[Nick87]

Yep. Better than last year. Lori could have finally seen them. Granddaughter is named after them. Not as much green, but the red sure stands out.

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Look further to the east for the green, at least up here. We ain't that far apart. Like 1 0clock if looking during north.

 

[TheTone]

 

[Hunting Wife]

Townsend, MT.

Is it just me or did at least two generations live when they could only bee seen near the arctic? Last 2-4 years they’ve been visible in lower 48 seemingly common now. iPhones sure help but still seems strange I lived 30 years never seeing them, my parents longer and I don’t think my grandparents ever saw them in Ohio in their 80 years of life.

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My husband and I were just talking about this. He said this was never a thing growing up here, and the first time he saw them was when he went to Alaska. Never recalls his parents mentioning seeing them either.

 

[Scott85]

Ya’lls are a lot better than mine.

 

[Doublecluck]

My buddy in Clyde park sent me some wicked photos with no filter. All the shit in the capitol must keep the lights from making it to Townsend, never see em all that great here. Damn! woulda stayed out by east side of the belts this evening had I known.

 

[Dave N]

Look further to the east for the green, at least up here. We ain't that far apart. Like 1 0clock if looking during north.

Big yardlight in the way that direction. Lights up my yard.

 

[Johnny Bravo]