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Some coronal holes are always observable on the sun. Displays of the aurora therefore might be seen regularly from high latitudes.
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franny
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« on: 13 December 2006, 11:26:26 GMT »

And the prediction time sucks too.  *sigh*
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« Reply #1 on: 13 December 2006, 20:26:40 GMT »

U.K. forecast is Rubbish, Strong winds and rain. Oh Well !

If we can post local weather reports online if possible,if anything happens, someone may get lucky with broken sky...I'm perfectly ready to drive 400 miles if there is a 50% chance. (im getting desperate) I'm debating getting a flight to somewhere ! any suggestions ?

Best wishes and good luck to all.



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Belgica, 51.2N/3.483E


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« Reply #2 on: 13 December 2006, 20:33:22 GMT »

Belgium would be a slight better place, tomorrownight there will be less clouds so maybe we can see here a bit triugh it. Only if faverable conditions would occure Wink
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« Reply #3 on: 13 December 2006, 21:04:54 GMT »

Thanks, I guess if I am willing to spend 250 euros on a round trip by car in the U.K. to have a chance of seeing, than a cheap flight to beligum or anywhere in northen europe is not out of the question.

No-one fancy chartering a boeing 747 to Tromso tommorow night ? - sorry, just being sarcastic.......




anyway.,I will be posing some live weather checks - network and mobile comms permitting, if things start cooking, every half hour or so for U.K. watchers if I decide to stay home.





 
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« Reply #4 on: 13 December 2006, 21:18:58 GMT »

It looks like i might have a shot, should have mostly clear sky tonight..providing the
forecasts and clear sky clock get it right.
The timing has me a little uneasy, i hope it gets here on the early side, like midnight EST and
not after 2am EST..
If it gets here right on Q or later then i only have a few short hours till sunrise, ive had that
happen before, stay up all night and then it impacts shortly after sunrise. Roll Eyes
Camera, CF cards and batteries are ready though...

Dave
 
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« Reply #5 on: 28 July 2010, 12:51:03 GMT »

I have send you in pm
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