Where Met office says Brits set to see Northern Lights this week

Northern lights: Where will they be visible in UK tonight?

UK skies were lit up on Monday (19 January) by dazzling swirls of green and red from Aurora Boreallis, also known as the Northern Lights. But will you be able to see the weather phenomenon tonight? Good Morning Britain’s Laura Tobin weighed up Brits’ best chance at seeing the impressive spectacle on Tuesday (20 January). The spectacular display earlier in the week was caused by heightened solar activity, specifically severe geomagnetic storms an…

Where Met office says Brits set to see Northern Lights this week

The Met Office revealed Aurora Borealis could be seen over northern and southern parts of Britain

Aurora Borealis Watch Issued as Northern Lights May Appear Over the UK and Parts of the US

Britain could experience a rare natural spectacle this week, with space weather forecasters warning that the aurora borealis may become visible across parts of the UK following a period of heightened solar activity. Monitoring agencies say a geomagnetic storm is expected to reach Earth, increasing the likelihood that the Northern Lights could be seen from northern regions including Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of northern England, provid…

Met Office names areas of UK set to see Northern Lights on Monday or Tuesday

Brits could be in the chance of seeing the incredible phenomenon this week, according to Met Office space experts.

Scotland weather: When Northern Lights are forecast to be visible this week - Met Office aurora forecast

Watch the Met Office forecast, as the aurora borealis could be visible in Scotland this week - weather permitting.

The northern lights will return to the UK tonight with a gargantuan solar storm – here’s how to see them

The Met Office has said that aurora borealis could be seen in Scotland and northern England on Tuesday night, as long as the weather is clear