July 4, south coast UK

[digitalsky]

A bright display visible in the early hours, mostly concentrated around north with not much visible in the north east.

www.digitalsky.org.uk/NLC/NLC-2010-07-04_IMG_6994.jpg

www.digitalsky.org.uk/NLC/NLC-2010-07-04_IMG_6997-1600.jpg

[ciderman]

the same display was visible from somerset from 02.45 onwards to the north a very nice display

[tmcewan]

Jul 4, 2010 12:35:20 GMT digitalsky said:

A bright display visible in the early hours, mostly concentrated around north with not much visible in the north east.

www.digitalsky.org.uk/NLC/NLC-2010-07-04_IMG_6994.jpg

www.digitalsky.org.uk/NLC/NLC-2010-07-04_IMG_6997-1600.jpg

Classic! Nice to see some decent displays starting to appear.

[markt]

Top shots Pete!

[Jay]

I cant beleive i missed this display, I'll have to stay up now until dawn becuase i dont want to miss another display, i have good feelings that there will be NLC tonight!

[markzalcik]

Hi all,
Where are the good NLC in North America??? Here from Edmonton, 53.5N 113.5W, the NLC have shown up, some 14 active nights so far, but there have been no all-night displays, the maximimum elevation of NLC has been only about 10 degrees, and the majority of displays have been very faint and low in the sky. The best display was on Jul 4/5. On the last night of June we had an aurora coasting right above a patch of NLC, stay tuned for pictures. I see from Recent Sightings that we have a sighting from Washington state. Jay Brausch from North Dakota has 3 active nights so far, all of them in July.
Cheers,
Mark Zalcik