Triplephase93
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Sun just set in RI and my sister said the camera is already picking up. Still looks fairly good south.
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According to this, we're in a G5.
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ForsythSnow
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From what I'm seeing, it looks like it's going to continue to intensify so I'm going to be ready myself once again to hopefully see it.According to this, we're in a G5.
Triplephase93
Member
Reports of Aurora via camera in NC. @Myfrotho704_ are you seeing anything?
The HPI is in the 300s right now. Could see aurora lights as far south as Penscola! Dst now at 318 Myrtle Beach is seeing lights right now it.
Balakay
Member
I’m starting to see a reddish color to the north here in northern ATL suburbs. A lot like the storm back in May
I love that my phone wants to make it as dramatic as possible
Wow
At first I could now not so much
Parrothead
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From Spaceweather.com:
Something about this doesn't seem safe
Downeastnc
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severestorm
Member
I'm not seeing anything outside. 
I need a better camera or something, I guess.
I want to get the damn green like everyone else
GoDuke
Member
idk probably just light pollution.
Bz going up and Bt is going down so we have like a hour or two before it goes back up north.
I got a little bit of color but nowhere near like in May. I could see that one without a camera.
NE Ga Wx
Member
Same lol. It’s going to be hard to top the show from the spring. I have a little color and will keep checking just in case
Downeastnc
Member
That's probably why I can't get it
Shaggy
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BHS1975
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Spicey
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Parrothead
Member
Could just barely make out the pink color with the naked eye here (just south of Winston-Salem). This band went all the across the sky overhead.
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Jackpot here in Central AL. The red is bright to the naked eye. Twice in one year!
Downeastnc
Member
Big flare up here pretty visible without long exposures etc
Naked eye exposure
Same thing 5 sec exposure
Naked eye exposure
Same thing 5 sec exposure
MamaJen
Member
Wow! Might be more intense here than this spring. Interesting that it looks different to me - the spring was more purple here, while this looks more red. I was so disappointed cuz I didn’t see much of anything while I was out earlier this evening. But went out 90 minutes later and wow! So amazing to see this twice within six months here in north Georgia!
NE Ga Wx
Member
They have been very bright for a while now, they are gorgeous! I can’t believe they have been in the south twice this year - it’s amazing
What a show 
Drove over to my Dad's house last night (7-8pm). He's a photographer and got this time exposure. This is actually looking east (edit)west. You can see the cut off to the left (south):
I need to get the high-resolution image from him.
I need to get the high-resolution image from him.
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Too much light pollution, a half moon, and a storm that wasn't quite strong enough led to a miss for aurora in N Alabama last night. I know some saw it around here and I'm happy for them, but this wasn't quite the beast we saw in May.
I couldn't see it with the naked eye until the moon was shielded by trees. One other cool thing was I heard a Northern Saw Whet Owl last night while out taking pictures. I've never heard one this early.
Thor
Member
Missed out on the previous one due to clouds. Seemed to be most Vibrant just after sunset. Pretty cool
GoDuke
Member
hehehe