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9 minutes ago, BTRWx's Thanks Giving said:

Last year was only one night.

Difference here is this is multiple flares… there are 3 coming. Tonight is the first and second, which might have essentially merged. Tomorrow is the third, which is also the stronger one. I definitely went out tonight because I didn’t want to count on a two-night feature, but real chance tomorrow as well. 

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18 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

Difference here is this is multiple flares… there are 3 coming. Tonight is the first and second, which might have essentially merged. Tomorrow is the third, which is also the stronger one. I definitely went out tonight because I didn’t want to count on a two-night feature, but real chance tomorrow as well. 

That and the peak of the next one will hit during the day 

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Took a quick look 10 mins ago and was easy to see with naked eyes. 4 second exposure on this pic so obviously enhanced lol but I could see the red thru the branches with my eyes as well. Thought about running down to the lake for a big horizon pic but man it's windy and cold. Maybe tomorrow. 20251111_221648.thumb.jpg.5e6f85531e530572df12245933790360.jpg

 

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25 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

Took a quick look 10 mins ago and was easy to see with naked eyes. 4 second exposure on this pic so obviously enhanced lol but I could see the red thru the branches with my eyes as well. Thought about running down to the lake for a big horizon pic but man it's windy and cold. Maybe tomorrow. 20251111_221648.thumb.jpg.5e6f85531e530572df12245933790360.jpg

 

Yea, this is a pretty common occurrence, so next time.

Fire up the tractor, biotch! 

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15 minutes ago, SomeguyfromTakomaPark said:

Is tonight's supposed to be a little stronger? I might try to head over to Rock Creek Park where at least it's not sooooo bright.  Perhaps on the golf course I could find a spot with a view of the northern sky.

I would say potentially yes - the prior two may have "cleared the way" for this one. However, if it arrives too early it might not be well-timed with daylight/night. 

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1 hour ago, Kmlwx said:

I would say potentially yes - the prior two may have "cleared the way" for this one. However, if it arrives too early it might not be well-timed with daylight/night. 

The good news to keep in mind is when May 2024 occurred it was a midday hit and persisted well into the night.  So all is not lost if that is the case, especially since the days are short now.

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1 hour ago, eyewall said:

The good news to keep in mind is when May 2024 occurred it was a midday hit and persisted well into the night.  So all is not lost if that is the case, especially since the days are short now.

yeah the shorter days could definitely help us! Fingers crossed (about all we can do with space weather - or ANY weather to be honest) 

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Looks like we're on track for an impact in the next few hours. At this point, I don't think we need to worry about it being too early. More worried about a glancing blow. 

Undecided on if I go north/east/west tonight. Will probably look at the clouds and drive somewhere around sunset. Might base it on traffic lol

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