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8:41p, 11/11/25
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Really a nice treat tonight off our back deck here at the ranch in the Ozarks.
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8:47p, 11/11/25
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Very cool
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8:50p, 11/11/25
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Off my back deck a little bit to the southwest of you.

Much brighter and more red than the last time.
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8:56p, 11/11/25
Northern Lights over Northern Colorado
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8:58p, 11/11/25
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41.8543 degrees N
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9:26p, 11/11/25
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Fredericksburg, TX
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9:29p, 11/11/25
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Seeing them in Camden,SC, and Facebook friends are posting from Amarillo

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Bryan College Station!
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9:46p, 11/11/25
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Just a few clouds and refinery lights in Kemah.
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Eastern Tom Green County






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We even had them southwest of Atlanta. Faint. But you could still see them.
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7:08a, 11/12/25
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Wow that's incredible!
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7:12a, 11/12/25
Yall all owe me a small donation. I've spend 3-4 weeks under the stars in the last 4 years north of Canadian border and not seen the Northern Lights.
I intentionally stayed inside and even went to bed early so that the rest of you could enjoy this phenomenon.

You are welcome. I'll post Venmo account later
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7:18a, 11/12/25
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Finally able to post from Camden SC




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7:33a, 11/12/25
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From my backyard in NW Wyoming at about 10pm.
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8:04a, 11/12/25
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So cool. I missed it.
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In reply to Milwaukees Best Light • 8:14a, 11/12/25
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Milwaukees Best Light said:
Just a few clouds and refinery lights in Kemah.


Refinery lights are kemahs northern lights.
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In reply to MouthBQ98 • 8:39a, 11/12/25
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MouthBQ98 said:
So cool. I missed it.

I have heard that tonight might be good, too
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8:39a, 11/12/25
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Isn't it suppose to be even more intense tonight ?
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8:47a, 11/12/25
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What time is best to see them in north Texas tonight?
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In reply to McInnis • 8:50a, 11/12/25
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Wow. Thats awesome. We didn't get any of the green colors.
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In reply to Gigem_94 • 9:11a, 11/12/25
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Gigem_94 said:
What time is best to see them in north Texas tonight?

From what I read, the geomagnetic storm peaks around mid-day today. So my guess is the best time will be as soon as it gets dark
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9:53a, 11/12/25
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According to Spaceweather.com, the auroras last night were sparked by a double hit from two CMEs that arrived earlier than expected. There is another CME coming today, but I doubt that it will be quite as intense as last night's hit. I hope I am wrong, but who knows.

I still haven't heard whether the X5 flare that happened yesterday sent a CME directed towards earth. If so, it could produce another shot for auroras in the next day or two.
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11:09a, 11/12/25
Texas StormChasers saying that tonight will be better than last night. I'll be awake tonight.
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In reply to Deerdude • 11:28a, 11/12/25
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Deerdude said:
Texas StormChasers saying that tonight will be better than last night. I'll be awake tonight.

I hope so. The forecast I had seen was for a Kp or 7.67 tonight vs 8.67 last night, but hopefully it is stronger.
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In reply to txags92 • 12:34p, 11/12/25
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txags92 said:
Deerdude said:
Texas StormChasers saying that tonight will be better than last night. I'll be awake tonight.

I hope so. The forecast I had seen was for a Kp or 7.67 tonight vs 8.67 last night, but hopefully it is stronger.


Timing also matters. If the peak activity is when its dark, if will be easier to see than a stronger hit that happens when its light and fizzles out by dark.
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In reply to Cromagnum • 12:42p, 11/12/25
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Cromagnum said:
txags92 said:
Deerdude said:
Texas StormChasers saying that tonight will be better than last night. I'll be awake tonight.

I hope so. The forecast I had seen was for a Kp or 7.67 tonight vs 8.67 last night, but hopefully it is stronger.


Timing also matters. If the peak activity is when its dark, if will be easier to see than a stronger hit that happens when its light and fizzles out by dark.

Forecast from this am suggesting slighter lower activitiy tonight
3-Day Forecast | NOAA / NWS Space Weather Prediction Center

Sounds like there is some question among the forecasters about whether there is still another CME out there on the way from the X5 flare or whether that one caught up to the two last night and that is why it was so intense. Should know within the next few hours whether it is out there.
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1:51p, 11/12/25
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I first saw the lights about 8pm and they were just a bit west of north. By 10:00 they were more west than north. Anyone else see this?
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2:55p, 11/12/25
From my flight to Tennessee last night.
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In reply to Deerdude • 3:15p, 11/12/25
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Deerdude said:
Texas StormChasers saying that tonight will be better than last night. I'll be awake tonight.

Spaceweather is saying the expected CME has hit and it is too weak to re-spark auroras to the level we saw last night. They have lowered their forecast to a G2/G3 storm. Last night was a strong G4.
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txags92 said:
Deerdude said:
Texas StormChasers saying that tonight will be better than last night. I'll be awake tonight.

Spaceweather is saying the expected CME has hit and it is too weak to re-spark auroras to the level we saw last night. They have lowered their forecast to a G2/G3 storm. Last night was a strong G4.

Do they say how far south they might be seen or is that just a complete crapshoot with where you are and light pollution?

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