Aurora should be visible for northern half of US, may last for 3 days

[bananas]

http://www.gi.alaska.edu/pipermail/gse-aa/2011-August/000106.html

The effects of the solar events of the past 3 days are have been
arriving at Earth and should provide aurora viewing for the next 3
days for the northern tier states in the US, north of England,
southern Scandinavia. The skies should be dark enough at midnight
south of 60 degrees N Latitude to see this aurora. In the US, the
aurora should be visible over most of the northern hald of the nation,
if the present activity continues. Watch the short term aurora
forecast panel at http://www.gi.alaska.edu/AuroraForecast.

[Poll_Blind]

1. Badass! Thank you for posting this!

PB

[PearliePoo2]

2. I'm working tonight until 2 am

so I will be watching!
Hope we can see some "Northern Lights".

[Howler]

3. Thank you Bananas!!!!

I called my Dad and his wife who live in Northern Mich to tell them to watch.
I'm hoping to see the lights way down here in Dayton Ohio......But we'll see!
Thanks again! (((HUGS)))

[Howler]

4. I went out here in Dayon Ohio

But the skys were to cloudy.
Did anyone else this far south see the Northern lights?