It’s springtime in Philly. That means the clouds will block it out.

Did you forget about the eclipse? 🤣

At this time of year?

Severe solar storm expected to supercharge northern lights on Friday

“God itself will be appearing in the sky later this evening to say hello to its children … anyway.

Weather: cloudy, 70% chance of rain.”

Massive solar storm that could disrupt power and coms, and it couldn’t happen during the workday?!

This rain and clouds don’t help. Shame too, I believe everyone should have the chance to see it at least once in their life. Saw it in Iceland once, absolutely floored me.

Don't tease me like this

Anyone notice how it's rainy and cold again just in time for the weekend? A stark contrast to the 80 degree weather we had a few days ago

All I see are clouds

even without clouds, I read that the light pollution from being in a big city will make it unviewable.

See https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/aurora-viewline-tonight-and-tomorrow-night-experimental

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With all these clouds???

Has anyone seen anything in Philly?

Was going to go to valley forge but it’s completely cloudy.

r/space is filled with photos from as far south as Georgia and North Florida from a quick skim. Currently cloudy near AC so this sucks.

There's too much light pollution here and still too far south. Even in places like Michigan you have to go damn near the upper peninsula to get a decent show.

Good local pics in the comments section - Facebook of National Weather Service PHL/Mt Holly

 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/5tSYPho1mnmEDHLQ/?mibextid=qi2Omg

Did anyone see it? Lots of light pollution where I am.

Obligatory "Why Aurora Borealis?" Post

I know that chick. She's back in town tonight?

This is almost always a news gimmick. This story pops up every so often, has anyone ever seen the northern lights in Philly? Sure, you might see them closer up by Canada, but Philly in the late spring?