Tonight, the residents of Lincolnshire may have the rare opportunity to witness the mesmerising display of the Northern Lights. According to the Met Office, a rapid coronal mass ejection (CME) from the Sun could increase geomagnetic activity, potentially rendering the Aurora Borealis visible much further south than is typical. Therefore, under the right conditions, that is, a sky that is both clear and dark, those in Lincolnshire may enjoy this spectacular illumination of nature. While the Northern Lights are generally seen in the northern regions of the UK, a display over our region would be an uncommon event, adding an extra layer of excitement to the occasion. For the best viewing experience, residents are advised to seek locations with the least light pollution and keep their gaze fixed on the Monday late night or early Tuesday morning sky. If visibility is hampered, an alternative could be to capture the Aurora on camera for a more detailed view.
This article is based on the original report by The Telegraph.
