Published 1 year ago

Scots drop everything to chase 'magical' Northern Lights display

Summary by Ground News

People in northern, western and eastern Scotland said they rushed to find the best vantage points for the unusual sight. The Met Office has said that they are "likely" to be seen again on Monday night. A Met Office spokesperson said the rare sightings of the aurora borealis were due to the "strength" of a geomagnetic storm.

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BBC News

Scots drop everything to chase 'magical' Northern Lights display

People raced to the best vantage points to see the skies above Scotland lit up in green, pink and yellow.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Northern Lights' dazzling display across UK as EasyJet passengers get treat

An EasyJet pilot flying from Iceland to Manchester turned the plane around to give passengers a spectacular sight of the Northern Lights while star gazers enjoyed the dramatic colours

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Second chance to see northern lights after dazzling display across the UK

The northern lights could be visible in the UK for a second evening in a row, 24 hours after perfect conditions saw them light up the night sky as far south as Cambridgeshire.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Shropshire Star

Second chance to see northern lights after dazzling display across the UK

The northern lights could be visible in the UK for a second evening in a row, 24 hours after perfect conditions saw them light up the night sky as far south as Cambridgeshire.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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