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mr mom wait til next week, if that sunspot rotates into view and another coronal mass ejection happens while pointed at earth...you very well may see them very easily in this area.
I think the last time I seen Aurora down here was just a few years ago out fishing, anyone remember that it was down to NJ I think?
It happens this far down from time to time, but mostly in the upper latitudes, above 50 degrees lat I think.
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Saw it twice in the last 4 years. Once I expected to see it, the whole sky was red/purple/blue. The next time was in 2004, as far as I know it wasn't predicted, I was out with redcrbbr and it was insane the whole northern sky was alight with fingers of color, it was breathtaking.