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Aurora Borealis in Southern New England

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  1. Eric Wanderweg

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    I have yet to see it in NH (been here since the late 50's). A little too far south usually, and when it is visible, there is heavy cloud cover. The clouds moved out yhis morning there was nothing to see.
     
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    In order for me to see it I have to go for a ride to get out of the woods. I always enjoyed viewing the lights in the UP. Here we don't see them often.
     
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    I've only seen them here in southern Massachusetts once - red, not green. Awesome either way.
     
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