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Dear_Prudence

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6. Sw ohio

Reply to NewHendoLib (Original post)

Fri May 10, 2024, 11:06 PM

May 2024

Visible in SWOhio until about 10 minutes ago. Beautiful

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Go out and look for the aurora borealis! They are visible in western NC [View all] NewHendoLib May 2024 OP

My nephew posted pics from Atlanta QED May 2024 #1

Im in Michigan. Don't see a thing but weatherman says he's getting photos. Takket May 2024 #2

We saw them in Ann Arbor ybbor May 2024 #16

Been checking here in south Central Kansas... wcmagumba May 2024 #3

Friend in Minnesota just posted some amazing pics AZSkiffyGeek May 2024 #4

Not seein' nuttin west of PHX. Dark sky, light clouds, many stars visible. marybourg May 2024 #25

Friends got some in Gilbert and Mesa AZSkiffyGeek May 2024 #34

Just went out to look after you posted. blm May 2024 #5

Sw ohio Dear_Prudence May 2024 #6

Waiting for sundown here in Oregon.. Permanut May 2024 #7

Likewise 0rganism May 2024 #12

Clear skies in Oregon gave us quite a treat! oregonjen May 2024 #35

You're lucky MurrayDelph May 2024 #43

Just east of Boulder Colorado I cannot see it Ohio Joe May 2024 #8

Also looking in Boulder evemac May 2024 #10

South Texas: Can't see it. LeftInTX May 2024 #9

Spectacular in Maine! mainer May 2024 #11

Even if you can't see them MissB May 2024 #13

I tried that too. My photos came out plain old black..LOL LeftInTX May 2024 #15

You have to do long exposure photography to really see it tornado34jh May 2024 #26

I tried a 15 sec exposure. I think these are clouds however. LeftInTX May 2024 #40

Cloudy here now Cadfael May 2024 #14

Splendid!!! niyad May 2024 #19

Where is here?????? NC DENVERPOPS May 2024 #24

Northern Illinois Cadfael May 2024 #27

Amazing DENVERPOPS May 2024 #30

So lovely, plus I see the moon! K&R nt CaliforniaPeggy May 2024 #28

It's cloudy where I am in Michigan, dang it. catbyte May 2024 #17

Alas, too far off the path, I think, and it is cloudy. niyad May 2024 #18

It's rainy and overcast here in northern Illinois. ShazzieB May 2024 #20

Nice! GB_RN May 2024 #21

Tried to get photographic aurora here in Lakeland tornado34jh May 2024 #22

Our granddaughter just called (at 11:00 Mountain Time) DENVERPOPS May 2024 #23

I'm so sad. It's the only thing on my bucket list. Dem2theMax May 2024 #29

Too much light pollution in Minneapolis, so I got in the car and headed north Ocelot II May 2024 #31

I lived near Hwy 41 just south of Appleton, WI. Never really saw much even though they were there. LeftInTX May 2024 #38

Very visible from northern Bay Area Sympthsical May 2024 #32

Wow, beautiful intrepidity May 2024 #39

There's another possibility tonight Sympthsical May 2024 #44

Thanks for all the info intrepidity May 2024 #48

Western Indiana cloud cover. Emile May 2024 #33

Western North Carolina brakester May 2024 #36

Western North Carolina brakester May 2024 #37

Pass. n/t elocs May 2024 #41

It apparently was seen much further south than expected, even seen in the Caribbean tornado34jh May 2024 #42

Use Night mode on your iPhone, link ... cliffside May 2024 #45

Pixel's Android night sight is a 3 second exposure and worked well for me last night NewHendoLib May 2024 #46

Thanks for letting me know, I'll try different times! nt cliffside May 2024 #47