Just outside my door, using a cell phone. The sky was very subtly reddish, but hard to tell. Using the phone it immediately popped out.

Edit: not Aurora, CO, but an Aurora visible in Colorado.

Looks amazing. I wasn’t expecting it to reach that far south.

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Just outside my door, using a cell phone. The sky was very subtly reddish, but hard to tell. Using the phone it immediately popped out.

Edit: not Aurora, CO, but an Aurora visible in Colorado.

Just outside my door, using a cell phone. The sky was very subtly reddish, but hard to tell. Using the phone it immediately popped out.

Edit: not Aurora, CO, but an Aurora visible in Colorado.

There have been a few instances where it gets this far south, but I’ve never seen it myself. I’m blown away

Just outside my door, using a cell phone. The sky was very subtly reddish, but hard to tell. Using the phone it immediately popped out.

Edit: not Aurora, CO, but an Aurora visible in Colorado.

Oh hey neighbor!

Just outside my door, using a cell phone. The sky was very subtly reddish, but hard to tell. Using the phone it immediately popped out.

Edit: not Aurora, CO, but an Aurora visible in Colorado.

We got this in freaking Oklahoma! Crazy.

Nice!

Here’s a few we captured in metro area MN.

Bonus pic of last night’s sunset from Denver. The sun has been good to us lately!