Active geomagnetic conditions (Kp4) Threshold Reached: 23:11 UTC Follow live on spaceweather.live/l/kp

This morning, just north of Fulton, Michigan, looking east. You can see Venus to the right of the moon.

Camping this weekend at Wilderness State Park. Here is the sunset from our campsite that we were lucky enough to get 6 months ago! I am hoping for an aurora show as well.

Here are a few beautiful pictures from Battle Creek. What a nice sunset!!

Can't wait for the show!

Battle Creek has pillars!!!

Naked eye #aurora in Battle Creek, MI!!

More aurora action from Battle Creek!

More #Aurora from Battle Creek Michigan. Just north of the 42nd parallel

G3 met overnight due to nearby CME and CH HSS influences. We still anticipate the arrival of the 5 Nov CME tonight, 6 Nov, and the G3 Watch is still in effect through 7 Nov

G3 conditions are currently being observed. G4 conditions with a chance for higher levels remain possible throughout the day as another CME is expected to arrive midday (EST).

Final CME arrived & passing over Earth now. Conditions generally weakening, but variable. Strong solar wind speed and periods of favorable magnetic field orientation are driving up geomagnetic storms to G1-G3; with G4 still possible tonight. Stay aware at spaceweather.gov

Battle Creek has pillars!!

Looking north again over Battle Creek. Pillars are visible with the naked eye!