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Northern Lights captured connected video successful Herefordshire
By Vanessa Pearce
BBC News, West Midlands
Stunning images of the Northern Lights illuminating parts of England person been captured by photographers.
The entity turned vivid shades of purple and was spotted from Cumbria to arsenic acold southbound arsenic the Isles of Scilly.
The improvement is caused by the enactment of the star upwind and Earth's magnetic tract and precocious atmosphere, said the Met Office.
Clearer skies contiguous whitethorn mean determination volition beryllium a greater accidental for immoderate bully views of the aurora, it said.
Aurorawatch, UK. a work tally by Lancaster University, issued a reddish alert indicating it was apt that aurora would beryllium disposable by oculus and camera from anyplace successful the UK.
Image source, Degsy/Weather Watchers
Image caption,The show was disposable arsenic acold southbound arsenic the Isles of Scilly, arsenic captured by Weather Watcher Degsy connected St Martin's
Image source, @tom_matthews_photography/Instagram
Image caption,The charged particles lighting up the ambiance were seen successful Minchinhampton Common , Gloucestershire
Image source, Seaside Seeker/Weather Watchers
Image caption,Stithians successful Cornwall was treated to a vivid purple display
Image source, Steven Johnson/SJP Photography
Image caption,Photographer Steven Johnson captured this representation of the Herd Groyne Lighthouse successful South Shields
Image source, Johnnygios/Weather Watchers
Image caption,The entity was a substance of purple and greenish crossed the Lake District. This representation was taken successful Kendal, Cumbria
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Image caption,This representation was captured of St Mary's lighthouse successful Whitley Bay connected the northbound eastbound seashore of England.
Image source, Nick Off The Tump/Weather Watchers
Image caption,A representation of the aurora taken successful Craven Arms, Shropshire
Image source, Stewart/Weather Watchers
Image caption,This representation of the aurora lighting up the nighttime entity was taken from Whitehaven, Cumbria by BBC Weather Watcher Stewart
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