Wisconsin Auroras and Electric Blue Clouds
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" An unexpected geomagnetic storm (Kp=5) during the early hours of July 5th sparked Northern Lights as far south as Wisconsin."
"When noctilucent clouds (NLCs) first appeared in the 19th century, they were a high-latitude phenomenon. You had to travel toward the poles to see their electric-blue glow. Not anymore. Just this past weekend, NLCs spilled over the Canadian border into the lower United States as far south as Denver, Colorado. Flying 33,000 feet over the Mile High City on July 2nd"
" An unexpected geomagnetic storm (Kp=5) during the early hours of July 5th sparked Northern Lights as far south as Wisconsin."
"When noctilucent clouds (NLCs) first appeared in the 19th century, they were a high-latitude phenomenon. You had to travel toward the poles to see their electric-blue glow. Not anymore. Just this past weekend, NLCs spilled over the Canadian border into the lower United States as far south as Denver, Colorado. Flying 33,000 feet over the Mile High City on July 2nd"
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