Aurora tonight (Saturday)

[MereDintofPandiculation]

Is anyone managing to see it tonight? Aurorawatch has downgraded to yellow warning, but I don't know if there's a timelag - it was really high up to about 6pm

We’re in the Highlands and often see them but it’s nothing like the photos you take, I’ve never seen massive dancing lights with the naked eye, it’s more like subtle colours, like slight changes in cloud colours. Tomorrow is supposed to be great for seeing them.

Green light in the north east- using Google pixel on night sight but still nothing like last night!

❤️ I saw it but not the intense part. This was what I saw last night, really want a better one but not hopeful

Nothing here in Northumberland yet. I’ve set my alarm though. I was gutted to miss it last night

Nothing in east Sussex, probably going home now as the activity seems to have died down and I don't think we'll get anything. Only came out again as DH missed it last night, the rest of us saw it then. More people at our spot tonight but many going now.

the moon is very red here

Clouds have gone, still nothing tho

No Aurora but plenty of dickheads here.

To be honest, I have definitely seen more exciting/vivid green wavy lights when having a migraine than on this occasion...

South Manchester, so looking North in a park - too cloudy

I'm off to bed now. Not seeing anything here. (North Midlands.) It's clear here now, but nothing. No Aurora. I am so tired after staying up til 2am yesterday, and waking at 8.15am because of next door's lawnmower! 😬

Night all.

Very faint glimpses on the Dorset coast

Nowt in Perthshire apart from pretty clouds.

Slight glimpse of pink near the bottom of the pic?

The chances of seeing it are higher tomorrow (Sunday night)

Just put it on Night mode

Sods law always the way!

Just wizzed out with doggie…anything for a lie in tomorrow/ today. Absolutely no colours in the sky. Kent/ Sussex border .

Also calling it a night. Fingers crossed for tomorrow!

Nothing doing in Cumbria...

Nothing here in my bit of Dorset, feel bad for dragging DD (10) out of bed! But her uncle got fabulous photos yesterday and we wanted to try.

Woke up with the baby and checked; nothing, the cloud seems heavier now than at 11.

https://veryweather.co.uk/auroraTracker20.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2BLkXvi4urQooGzsW8uvZnIyUnCWZeebSxKSDoWSYGNX3hUhClVq67NNk_aem_AcVUccdP-GhHHKaaHxVc8RAjeHb2aBf_wGyUJPTNBQFJDRRWebYR1LWAvtc61nWAg9ro6F6A0aKiV6ht2b11Ba6p

I live in Washington State and we went out around 10p. The darker and colder it got I could see colors coming through. But my daughter's iPhone caught the colors in full bloom. This picture was from out in the mountains away from city lights, but my sister lives in an urban neighborhood and was able to see them. It was worth staying up for. I may take my grandkids out to see them tonight. I grew up in Alaska and don't remember them being so colorful.

I was in Highland Perthshire and there was a very slight tinge in the sky, I drove from there to Central Scotland from about midnight till 2 and the sky was normal the whole way.

I was gutted to miss the lights on Friday.