So has it stopped now?

The bright clouds (that's about as good as it gets for Gloucester) seem to
have gone now. (2200hrs) Has the display subsided in the UK now then? Or is
there still the possibility for displays overnight?

Chris.

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 22:00:58 -0000, "Chris Berry"
wrote:

The bright clouds (that's about as good as it gets for Gloucester) seem to
have gone now. (2200hrs) Has the display subsided in the UK now then? Or is
there still the possibility for displays overnight?

Chris.

At the moment it has subsided (this being a relative term) to a large
rayed band in a constant state of rapid change about 15 deg above the
entire northern horizon. The rest of the northern sky looks like it
does at full moon.

It could last a good while longer.



Michael

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