crazed 9.6
04-25-2021, 05:18 PM
Seems a large G2 geomagnetic storm from our Sun set off the Light Show
C/P
The Aurora Borealis is dipping south this weekend, making it potentially visible all over Canada!
On Saturday, April 24, weather reports revealed this weekend may be a great opportunity to spot the dancing lights in Canada, thanks to a G2 geomagnetic storm that occurred earlier in the week.
With the lights expected to be visible across the country on Sunday night April 25, you'll want to be ready a few hours after sunset. The agency says the lights tend to become more intense at around midnight.
end c/p
https://pbs.twimg.com/ad_img/1385960791204007937/k2zUZTwb?format=jpg&name=small
C/P
The Aurora Borealis is dipping south this weekend, making it potentially visible all over Canada!
On Saturday, April 24, weather reports revealed this weekend may be a great opportunity to spot the dancing lights in Canada, thanks to a G2 geomagnetic storm that occurred earlier in the week.
With the lights expected to be visible across the country on Sunday night April 25, you'll want to be ready a few hours after sunset. The agency says the lights tend to become more intense at around midnight.
end c/p
https://pbs.twimg.com/ad_img/1385960791204007937/k2zUZTwb?format=jpg&name=small
