At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years -
mainly green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with
little adaptation.
Trevor
Near Dundee

Bah! As soon as I read your e-mail I shot out, leapt into the
car and headed for my favourite aurora-viewing hilltop. Stopped
in the layby, wriggled into my ski-suit because the temperature
was below freezing, and was about to get out of the car when I
realised that there was complete cloud cover and it was snowing
heavily :-((

So I turned round and came home, hoping that the snow wouldn't
turn to freezing rain as I headed back down the hill to the main
road.

Nevertheless, thank you for the notification, which was very
kind of you.

Anne
In Moray

On 06/03/2016 22:37, Anne B wrote:
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years -
mainly green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with
little adaptation.
Trevor
Near Dundee

Bah! As soon as I read your e-mail I shot out, leapt into the
car and headed for my favourite aurora-viewing hilltop. Stopped
in the layby, wriggled into my ski-suit because the temperature
was below freezing, and was about to get out of the car when I
realised that there was complete cloud cover and it was snowing
heavily :-((

So I turned round and came home, hoping that the snow wouldn't
turn to freezing rain as I headed back down the hill to the main
road.

Nevertheless, thank you for the notification, which was very
kind of you.

Anne
In Moray




Just had a look out of the window, but like Anne, we are completely
overcast.

But shock! The far side of the estate is in complete darkness, so guess
there's yet another power cut up here. Nothing unusual in that. But what
is unusual is the sight of snow flakes drifting down in the light of the
street lamps outside.. Yuk!!!

jim, Northampton

On Sunday, 6 March 2016 21:58:27 UTC, Trevor Harley wrote:
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

https://skywarnforum.com/threads/the...signals.10422/

In message ,
Trevor Harley writes
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly green
but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo taken
an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was visible
as far south as the Midlands.
--
John Hall
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particularly from a relative, a friend,
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On 07/03/2016 10:22, John Hall wrote:
In message ,
Trevor Harley writes
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly
green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo taken
an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was visible
as far south as the Midlands.

ar day c anyfink.

On 07/03/2016 10:22, John Hall wrote:
In message ,
Trevor Harley writes
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly
green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo taken
an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was visible
as far south as the Midlands.

Never seen an aurora, still patiently seeking those nacreous clouds.
Despite being very close to the urban-rural boundary this is a very well
lit spot at night. Even the nearby ski-slope on the Pentlands is lit up
like a christmas tree for much of the evening.

But.. we did have snow cover at 0900 today.

--
George in Swanston, Edinburgh, 580'asl
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Op maandag 7 maart 2016 11:26:33 UTC+1 schreef John Hall:

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo taken
an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was visible
as far south as the Midlands.

Also seen in the north of the Netherlands.

Time lapse video and photos:

http://nos.nl/artikel/2091190-noorde...nederland.html
http://deredactie.be/cm/vrtnieuws/buitenland/1.2593410

Colin Youngs
Brussels

On Mon, 7 Mar 2016 10:22:08 +0000
John Hall wrote:

In message ,
Trevor Harley writes
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly
green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo
taken an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was
visible as far south as the Midlands.

There was a photo from Oxford on BBC Breakfast this morning but can't
find it on FB. Sorry about that, I'm sure Col would've loved to have
seen a link it ;-)

--
Graham P Davis, Bracknell, Berks. [Retd meteorologist/programmer]
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On 07/03/2016 14:45, Graham P Davis wrote:
On Mon, 7 Mar 2016 10:22:08 +0000
John Hall wrote:

In message ,
Trevor Harley writes
At least in rural east Scotland. Best I've seen in years - mainly
green but easily noticeable to the naked eye with little adaptation.

Trevor
Near Dundee

There's a piece about it in this morning's Telegraph, with a photo
taken an Bamburgh in Northumberland. According to the article it was
visible as far south as the Midlands.

There was a photo from Oxford on BBC Breakfast this morning but can't
find it on FB. Sorry about that, I'm sure Col would've loved to have
seen a link it ;-)

Steady there

--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl
Snow videos:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvmL4UWBmHFMKWiwYm_gg