As Zack wrote in his article yesterday, a geomagnetic storm lit up the sky with the Aurora Borealis last night. While overcast skies made it somewhat difficult to see, many people in New England and around the world were able to capture the beauty of the northern lights on camera. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so some breathtaking photographs will finish up this article:
Happening NOW @MWObservatory! #nh #aurora #AuroraBorealis #mwobs #mountain #vista pic.twitter.com/RqxHvUOD86
— Ryan Knapp (@WXKnapper) September 13, 2014
Aurora Borealis in Springfield last evening!!!! Photo by @Hilde_van_den pic.twitter.com/M7FOFpa5me
— Sandra v (@sammac74) September 13, 2014
All three colors of the aurora borealis from Vermont http://t.co/xtg5wOJEdS (Jeremy Gilchrist/Spaceweather.com) pic.twitter.com/KfSgJif6Gm
— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) September 13, 2014
AURORAMAX GALLERY • Latest photo of #aurora borealis above #Yellowknife NWT taken at 02:40 MDT on Sept 13, 2014. pic.twitter.com/VxOEbcEzJq
— AuroraMAX (@AuroraMAX) September 13, 2014
Anyone catch last night's aurora borealis? Love this shot of the northern lights in Yellowknife by @goforthexplorer pic.twitter.com/YTDqF994Ur
— TripleSpot (@triplespot) September 13, 2014
#NorthernLights in New Auburn, WI. tonight.. photo credit: @WiStrmChaser #WeatherNationTV #AuroraBorealis pic.twitter.com/EQBsQ7vFPa
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) September 12, 2014
9 stunning images of the Aurora Borealis over the U.S. http://t.co/amh1umGwCf pic.twitter.com/Aut0xRT1z1
— Mashable (@mashable) September 13, 2014