Simon C

Especially if your in Scotland, its Aurora Borealis time

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12493980

wrighty338

iTrader: (33)

gonna be cloudy though

Lee247

I nearly walked into a lampost, looking at the sky tonight whilst walking the dog.
Saw nothing but a very cloudy sky

krisando

iTrader: (2)

Skys quite clear in Inverness, nothing seen yet tho.

Big Pete

I used to live north of Aberdeen a few years ago and saw this then. Simply amazing

mart360

Its not just a one night thang lol

The season for seeing the Aurora Borealis is usually from December to March

What may happen is that the degree of lattitude that the aurora is seen at

may move lower thus giving people in less northern climes a chance to see

them.

We have a set a timescale of 2015 to get a winter hoiliday booked , specifically to see the Aurora


Mart

SpecDscooby

Which Aurora will you be seeing??.....If ya got a loootttaaaa cash the Aurora Australis knocks the p1ss out of the Borealis i understand...

mart360

Heard about the australis, but never really struck my imagination as much as the borialis

we shall see


Mart

Lee247

I'd better find a dog walking route that avoids lamposts then
Nothing tonight

DYK

**** i have been in Scotland all week,sweeeet will keep a look out when i go back Monday