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For us in the west, any early reports of aurora that you see in the
evening in east, with a latitude position, would be appreciated. They help to plan for aurora observing in the intermountain west and west coast. Thanks - Canopus56 |
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![]() canopus56 wrote: For us in the west, any early reports of aurora that you see in the evening in east, with a latitude position, would be appreciated. They help to plan for aurora observing in the intermountain west and west coast. Thanks - Canopus56 You can monitor these pages. Some are near real time visual obsevations of active aurora activity. Since I am on the east coast, the observation from Europe are a great help to me. On more than one occasion have I seen a aurora based upon the reported observations. Of course some subside before it get dark at my local. http://www.spacew.com/www/auroras.php http://www.spacew.com/aurora/forum.html http://www.sec.noaa.gov/SWN/ Read the informational text within these pages to gleen more on the chance of seeing a local display. John D. Sabia |
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