[CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK]

Anyone had any sightings yet?

It's complete cloud cover my end, rubbish!

[mczakk]

Bit too cloudy in North Wales too

hoping for a few breaks later

[Mazzini]

Anyone know when it might arrive? It's not cloudy here in Cambridge

[mczakk]

(Original post by Mazzini)
Anyone know when it might arrive? It's not cloudy here in Cambridge

One of the beautys of the aurora is it's unpredictability! Cambridge may be a bit far south though, you might be lucky enough to get a bit of a glow very low on the horizon, but i wouldn't hold out much hope!

[A level Az]

They weren't around yesterday in The Midlands, hopefully today.

[mczakk]

(Original post by A level Az)
They weren't around yesterday in The Midlands, hopefully today.

You'll have to try and get right out of the city, go North and find somewhere high and dark!

[Mazzini]

(Original post by mczakk)
One of the beautys of the aurora is it's unpredictability! Cambridge may be a bit far south though, you might be lucky enough to get a bit of a glow very low on the horizon, but i wouldn't hold out much hope!

Well I can't sit here all evening, I need sleep! Got 5/6 hours last night

[rcaines]

I would LOVE to see the Northern Lights but here in NI you can see nothing because of all the cloud. Definately something thats on the "bucket list"

[blacktreacle]

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[Contrad!ction.]

Damn my location. Bloody south coast.

I'd love to see them.

[Mazzini]

Are they bright? Do you have to have the lights off to see them?

[Ra Ra Ra]

(Original post by Contrad!ction.)
Damn my location. Bloody south coast.

I'd love to see them.

I second this. **** you, South West!

Though, never say never Am I right in saying that there's a period every 50 or so years where the Northern Lights can be seen really far south? There was a battle during the American Civil War in Virginia (Fredericksburg?) when they were seen...

[thegodofgod]

(Original post by Sir Fox)
Agree, had the chance to see them in Norway and they are simply incredible. It's like the whole sky is set on fire and becomes a stage for a celestial play ...

That sounds so poetic

Haven't actually seen any in real life, but would like to go to Norway/Iceland and see them some time

[Besakt]

Too cloudy up in NW England.

[JessLucyB]

One of the things I defiantly want to see in my life