Fen Wolf yeah it was too misty here, the Autumn and winter/Spring are best times for Aurora, it's usually more likely then. Although May has been good for two years.
Fen Wolf might be something for northern areas, but nothing forecast of note... yet.
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Fen Wolf I think that YouTube video is worse case scenario, and some speculation.
I think Earth and Uranus is safe for a while
Earth's magnetic field is overdue a flip. Should we be worried?
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weatherobsuk That 3664 group might be active next time it faces earth.
More likely October/November for another severe storm, unlikely to match last Friday 10th/11th.
weatherobsuk Never got past a crimson background, picked up feint pillars about 03.20am, it became quite misty though.
That AR3664 group will return in a few weeks probably still powerful, but never properly dark by then.
weatherobsuk Now it's daylight the Aurora picks up again.
Tonight and Monday there's a chance, but cloud cover will spoil it for alot of places.
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WeatherArc Thanks for the detailed reply
Those " high risk" days can create too many adjacent storms as you say.
BTW was your username "weather09" before? I may of mixed you up with another member from Brum.
WeatherArc Your post about most of the storms yesterday (Monday) thankfully not reaching their potential. One reason mentioned was dry air aloft, I thought dry air aloft would help lapse rates, as dry air cools faster than moist air. Or was the dry air creating stronger downdrafts with evaporative cooling, cutting off inflow?