Heads up!Literally. Aurora red alert just been issued for whole of the UK

Teepee

Thru Hiker
Biggest geomagnetic storm in years in progress now. I'm off out.

Once seen, never forgotten.
 

Teepee

Thru Hiker
Getting very misty here too and the mist is freezing. Nothing yet but a dog turd on my trainers. :rolleyeses:
 

Teepee

Thru Hiker
....and an exploding meteorite....

It's been a week out of the norm for me. Hows the euromillions prize? I'm feeling lucky. :cigar:
 

Teepee

Thru Hiker
I went out again at midnight to drive to the top of the hill, the fog was so thick I could hardly see the road. Zilch.

Good old UK weather. :)





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From Kiruna, Arctic Sweden.

A shame none of us saw it on Trek-Lite.

An interesting fact about Aurora's are that they always occur around each Equinox as the earths magnetic field changes. If anyone is urged to travel to go to see them abroad, either leave now or wait for the autumn equinox for the very best chances and head to Abisko.
 

Teepee

Thru Hiker
Lovely. :) I'm guessing that's the Lake district Derwent, not the Peaks Hedley?

There's another (less severe) storm forecast for tonight but it'll not get further south than Northern Ireland by the looks of it.
 

Lady Grey

Thru Hiker
Drove by Derwent last Tues' on way to Blanchland for a nose around. Back over the moor via Rookhope and Allenheads.
 
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