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Hi Lucy.
While this mornings CME is fast, it's not that fast! It looks like (and this is still preliminary) that a VERY substantial shock will hit us around 10 UT tomorrow morning - a trip of only about 24 hours! If everything works out tomorrow, we should be able to see aurorae quite a bit further south than the UK - well into Europe at least. I'll post updates during the day, so keep an eye out. Clear skies. Brian http://groups.yahoo.com/group/auroralobserving/ "Lucy" wrote in message ... Could anyone be able to tell me if I'd be able to see an aurora tonight as far south as Birmingham (UK)? I know it's probably a hard thing to predict, but I don't think I can make it up to Scotland tonight! Lucy (new poster) |
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We'll not be seeing anything with this rain.
-- Ron Atkin Peterborough. UK. |
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