Northern Lights potentially visible in dozens of states on Sunday due to powerful solar storm Auroral activity could be seen as far south as Alabama

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GaryA

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ButterflyJones said:
There's an Aurora video at the news link too.

Northern Lights potentially visible in dozens of states on Sunday due to powerful solar storm
Auroral activity could be seen as far south as Alabama if weather permits

https://www.foxnews.com/science/nor...ble-dozens-states-sunday-powerful-solar-storm

Update the thread if you see the lights in your area. 😊
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The article was dated Sunday a week ago - the day before you created this thread - I think it was talking about that night and not tonight.

(Not that it would hurt to take a peak at the sky tonight - just in case...)
 
ResidentAlien

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From what I read, there was auroral activity but not the power outages and apocalyptic scenarios predicted by the doomsayers. Y2K all over again.
 
Lynx

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What a let-down.

Ah well. We still have the mark of the beast, armageddon and the rise of the antichrist to look forward to, and jump at shadows over, over and over and over again.
 
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It was overcast here last night due to a few days of rain on and off.

Bummer.
 
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GaryA said:
The article was dated Sunday a week ago - the day before you created this thread - I think it was talking about that night and not tonight.

(Not that it would hurt to take a peak at the sky tonight - just in case...)
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Reporting on the day wouldn't be unusual.

Did anyone see the lights?
 
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