You can see the Northern Lights in Ohio and people are freaking out.

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billcom6
05/10/2024
10:53 PM
#1
Here are some pics I just took. It's supposed to look even better later.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/7e38b950.jpghttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/71b3a1b8.jpg
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Hayame_Zero
05/10/2024
10:56 PM
#2
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/d/deebd702.jpg
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05/10/2024
10:56 PM
#3
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billcom6
05/10/2024
10:57 PM
#4
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/71b3a1b8.jpg
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KogaSteelfang
05/10/2024
10:58 PM
#5
There's pictures similar to the above ones from my town in VA, but I haven't seen it myself.
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KnightofShikari
05/10/2024
11:00 PM
#7
hopefully not freaking out enough to start shooting though
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gatorsPENSbucs
05/10/2024
11:05 PM
#8
Damn Im jealous
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Sephiroth_C_Ryu
05/10/2024
11:11 PM
#9
We are getting hit by a strong solar storm. Comparable to one somewhere 20-30 years ago, if not a little stronger, but it does not appear to be a Carrington event. Still, if you are worried, you may want to unplug your more complex electronics before bedding down for the night (its probably not needed).

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Waddlez
05/10/2024
11:20 PM
#10
Just a bunch of clouds in Illinois
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05/10/2024
11:20 PM
#11
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Rowdy54
05/10/2024
11:21 PM
#12
From South Carolina! https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/937ff522.jpg
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DnDer
05/10/2024
11:24 PM
#13
Sephiroth_C_Ryu posted...
Carrington event

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Steffenfield
05/10/2024
11:34 PM
#14
https://twitter.com/CollinRugg/status/1789090497971290254
Steffenfield
05/10/2024
11:34 PM
#15
Oh neat.

Another once in a lifetime global event. :P
LonelyStoner
05/10/2024
11:38 PM
#16
We saw them here in the south, as well.

As an environmentalist college graduate Im not sure how to feel about this.
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archizzy
05/10/2024
11:39 PM
#17
Strange they said utilities are looking closely at this and it could impact the power grid. I work at a power plant and until this topic knew nothing about it and no one at work said shit about it. Must not be too concerning.
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xMythic
05/10/2024
11:44 PM
#18
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ooger
05/10/2024
11:45 PM
#19
I've heard of it being seen as far south as parts of Texas.
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ooger
05/10/2024
11:46 PM
#20
archizzy posted...
Strange they said utilities are looking closely at this and it could impact the power grid. I work at a power plant and until this topic knew nothing about it and no one at work said shit about it. Must not be too concerning.

You must have never heard of this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event
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archizzy
05/10/2024
11:49 PM
#21
ooger posted...
You must have never heard of this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event

Nope and they must not be expecting this to be near that bad because again the plant I work at or the city Utility hasnt mentioned anything and dont seem concerned.

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El_Marsh
05/10/2024
11:52 PM
#22
Yeah, I live dead in the middle of a metro area that covers 14 counties across 2 states.

Even if it were to reach here, the light pollution would make it very difficult to see well.
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Bat178
05/10/2024
11:57 PM
#23
ooger posted...
You must have never heard of this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event
That and the level 5 recategorization are making me very worried, even though this hasn't reached the West Coast yet.
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Steffenfield
05/11/2024
12:04 AM
#24
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4db73d94.jpg
DnDer
05/11/2024
12:08 AM
#25
Steffenfield posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/4db73d94.jpg

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argonautweakend
05/11/2024
12:13 AM
#26
i cant see too much in Pennsylvania but my friends and plenty of people could.

i feel like im going crazy here.
Cartoon_Quoter
05/11/2024
12:16 AM
#27
I see nothing. Or maybe a lot. I thought it was cloudy, but eventually started seeing stars. But if it's enough to take up almost half the northern sky, then it should be wavy, right? So, I think it must be light pollution. There's a town that way, but it's small and almost 10 miles away. I stargaze from time to time, too, so I don't think this is normal light in that direction. But it's not what I'd expect from an aurora, either.
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The_Popo
05/11/2024
12:16 AM
#28
Im in the Chicago suburbs. Its cloudy and raining. I just finished a 70 mile round trip to a more rural area, hoping to catch a glimpse in the cloud breaks, but no dice.

Ive always wanted to experience this in person. One day
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StormSignal
05/11/2024
02:18 AM
#29
omg that's awesome i wonder if i could have seen it
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05/11/2024
11:03 AM
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Solar_Crimson
05/11/2024
01:22 PM
#31
I tried to see them last night, but couldn't see anything. :(

I might be too close to downtown with the light pollution.
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