Skies alive! Aurora Borealis puts on a thrilling show Oct. 10
From the Camden Snow Bowl (Photo by Chris Rogers)
Over Camden Harbor (Photo by Jen Roberts)
The Big Dipper, as seen from Matinicus (Photo by Paul Murray)
Over Camden (photo by Jen Roberts)
The skies, as seen from Bog Bridge, in Camden. (Photo by Mikki Colquhoun)
Looking northwest, over Megunticook Lake. (Photo by Polly Saltonstall)
(Photo by Polly Saltonstall)
The afterglow.... (Photo by Polly Saltonstall)
Looking northwest over the Camden Snow Bowl Lodge. (Photo by Holly Anderson)
Meanwhile, down in Yarmouth, folks were experiencing the same intensity in color. The skies, as seen from Bog Bridge, in Camden. (Photo by Mikki Colquhoun)
(Photo by Holly Anderson)
Photo by Holly Anderson)
Photo by Holly Anderson)
Upto camp in Medway (Photo by Jeanette Perry)
From the Camden Snow Bowl (Photo by Chris Rogers)
Over Camden Harbor (Photo by Jen Roberts)
The Big Dipper, as seen from Matinicus (Photo by Paul Murray)
Over Camden (photo by Jen Roberts)
The skies, as seen from Bog Bridge, in Camden. (Photo by Mikki Colquhoun)
Looking northwest, over Megunticook Lake. (Photo by Polly Saltonstall)
(Photo by Polly Saltonstall)
The afterglow.... (Photo by Polly Saltonstall)
Looking northwest over the Camden Snow Bowl Lodge. (Photo by Holly Anderson)
Meanwhile, down in Yarmouth, folks were experiencing the same intensity in color. The skies, as seen from Bog Bridge, in Camden. (Photo by Mikki Colquhoun)
(Photo by Holly Anderson)
Photo by Holly Anderson)
Photo by Holly Anderson)
Upto camp in Medway (Photo by Jeanette Perry)
Thursday evening, Oct. 10, the clouds blew away and the Northern Lights put on another spectacular production over Maine. People threw on jackets and found spots to watch the dancing aurora borealis take over the heavens.
According to NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the area of impact from the latest solar storm is, "primarily poleward of 45 geomagnetic latitude."
The aurora could be seen as far low as Alabama and northern California.
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