A Day Early
I got an alert from Claire in Oklahoma on Friday night. A friend was seeing the aurora borealis there! The prediction was for the weekend (Saturday and Sunday) and we were forecasted for clouds in North Texas. ;-( And it was only 9:30 when we got the alert. Oh my I quickly headed outside for a look. Clouds were few. And as I had read the smartphone cameras would enhance the colors. Stepping out the door I didn’t see anything with just my eyes…at first.
Such a special cosmic event! I certainly hope some of you got to witness it last night. Indeed I will look again tonight just in case the clouds don’t ruin the view. However it looks yesterday night was the night to see it.
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Keep looking!
The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know
Iβm so excited you got such a great view too!!
Thank you for the heads up!!!
Oh boy. I read th explanation of the Aurora. Now i understand perfectlyππ. NOT. Sure got some good pictures tho. Thanks
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Woot! Congrats! Too much light pollution here, sadly. I could have crossed that off my bucket list.
π So sorry you missed it.
Growing up in WI, I saw the aurora borealis once, that I remember. It was bright green, and to my young brain, it looked like someone doing doughnuts in the sky. It made a big impression on me. All we saw here was a pinkish glow, but just being able to see it at all here in North Texas was a treat. Maybe it’ll clear up Monday and still be visible.
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Great pics!
Thanks, hope you got to see it.