Look up aurora borealis

[Big bob]

Best chance of seeing them in a long time. It is something you will never forget.

https://www.nbcnews.com/science/scie...orm-rcna151643

[Bruze]

Yeah, the local weather chick mentioned this on the 6:00 news.

But I live down in a hole, surrounded by hills, I can only see up.

[KenHorse]

Should be aurora notboringalis

[theandies]

raining

[Big bob]

[slewfoot]

It's cool for someone who has never seen it but I flew in Alaska for 4 years. Flying around at night with that going on in a much more prominent way is kind of screwy

[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by slewfoot

It's cool for someone who has never seen it but I flew in Alaska for 4 years. Flying around at night with that going on in a much more prominent way is kind of screwy

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[Big bob]

Originally Posted by slewfoot

It's cool for someone who has never seen it but I flew in Alaska for 4 years. Flying around at night with that going on in a much more prominent way is kind of screwy

I saw them from glacier bay.

[Big bob]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

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Awwww go play in your swamp.

[Bill]

YouTube

[owc6]

Although I grew up mostly in So. Cal., I did spend some time living in Seattle, WA and Coeur d'Alene, ID in the mid-sixties. I remember seeing the Northern lights often.

One of the most beautiful things I remember as a kid. I would like to see them as an adult and see if they live up to the magic I ascribed to them in my childish brain.

They danced, flickered, flew, teased, beckoned.

I would hope if I saw them now, I would not be disappointed.

[04 commemorative]

Originally Posted by owc6

Although I grew up mostly in So. Cal., I did spend some time living in Seattle, WA and Coeur d'Alene, ID in the mid-sixties. I remember seeing the Northern lights often.

One of the most beautiful things I remember as a kid. I would like to see them as an adult and see if they live up to the magic I ascribed to them in my childish brain.

They danced, flickered, flew, teased, beckoned.

I would hope if I saw them now, I would not be disappointed.

I hope you see them again and they are everything you remember and more !
Please let us know if you do

[kingpin]

See them all the time up here.
Light pillars are totally freaky especially when you don't know what they are.

Many years ago it was 4am and I was driving home from work here in Saskatchewan. Pitch black on the highway and I see lights from the sky far ahead getting closer as I drove toward them. I started rubbing my eyes, shaking my head thinking I was dreaming. I pulled over on the highway and honestly thought something freaky was about to go down. Driving through them was frikkin' eerie! I felt much better after getting home and googling it.

[04 commemorative]

Awesome

[04 commemorative]

Last night taken by a friend in the Catskills

[SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84]

And in Seattle at 11PM

[Big bob]

Another chance tonight.

[LisaJohn]

We couldn’t see it. Will try again tonight. A friend of my daughter (in law) took this:

[LisaJohn]

Another one from another friend. They are in a more rural county south of us.

[04 commemorative]

they are saying best time to look is between 10PM and 2AM