I caught a couple pictures. It was vibrant for about ten minutes,  between 10:10 and 10:20pm tonight.

 

My view from Middletown.

This is the result of a major solar storm from the sun that has created a geomagnetic storm here on Earth. Should continue through the weekend.

7 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

This is the result of a major solar storm from the sun that has created a geomagnetic storm here on Earth. Should continue through the weekend.

Hoping so. Setup to observe again tonight, beer in hand and all. 

13 hours ago, TheDeuce said:

My view from Middletown.

Very cool stuff, Deuce. 

 

Side note: I was so ecstatic to see this last night as this was the first time I've ever seen the northern lights. My boys and my wife did not share the same excitement. I guess it's all about the little things for me. 

13 hours ago, Kentucky Windage said:

Side note: I was so ecstatic to see this last night as this was the first time I've ever seen the northern lights. My boys and my wife did not share the same excitement. I guess it's all about the little things for me. 

For sure on not everyone liking it.  Just a small sample here.

This one is sweet.  From Kentucky Going Blue on Facebook:

This beautiful photo was taken just off of Hwy. 68 in Christian County, Kentucky, while on patrol.
Thank you for sharing, Deputy Danny Collings. ?
#GreatPhoto #AuroraBorialis

14 hours ago, theguru said:

This one is sweet.  From Kentucky Going Blue on Facebook:

This beautiful photo was taken just off of Hwy. 68 in Christian County, Kentucky, while on patrol.
Thank you for sharing, Deputy Danny Collings. ?
#GreatPhoto #AuroraBorialis

Great pic!

But that looks like a confusing road to drive on.  LOL