ironflange
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Fri Oct-24-03 12:42 AM
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I'm going out on the deck now to watch for Northern Lights |
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Worth a shot, but may be too early. I'll let ya know.
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Fri Oct-24-03 12:44 AM
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Ion storm prolly not here yet. I'll try again in a couple of days.
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Fri Oct-24-03 12:48 AM
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2. Where are you latitude-wise? |
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Edited on Fri Oct-24-03 12:48 AM by progrocker69
Hell, wonder if there'd be auroras as far south as the central plains states? I think it is possible, though not likely.
On edit: Added "you" to subject line.
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Fri Oct-24-03 03:20 AM
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3. 51 degrees N, Calgary, Alberta |
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They aren't expecting displays for another day of two. We get some pretty good ones here, one about a year ago filled the sky with a sort of slowly turning wheel pattern.
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Fri Oct-24-03 03:26 AM
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4. You're supposed to see them in Oregon and across the top of the lower |
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48. I hope you do.
I remember one REALLY cold night seeing a curtain of them with a gold hem, if you know what I mean.
Gorgeous.
Out at my sister's place, on a REALLY cold night, I heard them. Has anyone else heard them? There's this really weird low groan. Other people up here have heard them so I don't think I'm crazy. :)
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Fri Oct-24-03 03:30 AM
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5. Sorry, never heard them |
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Don't see how they could make noise. Maybe it was Taco Bell calling.
You're in Oregon? We had a splendid vacation down there last summer, despite the heat!
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