[bartman]

We had intense aurora in Berlin, Germany. Green clouds dancing in the sky levels. Started around 22:10 local time or a bit earlier, and at this point there's only a faint red/green glow remaining.

[rob74]

Yeah, there were auroras even as far south as Munich. Maybe not as intense, but it's the first aurora I ever saw, so I can't really judge...

[ccozan]

I am south-west of Munich and with a perfect clear sky I could only see stars, one meteor, and that's it.

[madduci]

Can confirm, I've seen pink/green glow over Berlin Sky (and pictures as well)

[fluxflexer]

Just spend an hour outsite (Northern Germany, 01:00 MET). Unfortunately nothing to report, neither visual nor on camera. Maybe I just went to late and missed the show. I hope you habe more luck in Canada and the US!

[madduci]

I'm Berlin was around 22-23 o'clock visible

[jacquesm]

It's pretty subtle right now here in NL but I can still see it with the naked eye. Mostly greenish haze that fades in and out.

[karim79]

I was just out at a dog park and saw nothing! We have clear skies. I can't believe I missed this.

[danesparza]

Next time take a long exposure picture with your phone. You might be able to see it that way.

[paulmist]

Also seen in the Netherlands!

[TacticalCoder]

I tought I was seeing aurora borealis here at 4 am local time in the neighboring Grand Duchy of Luxemburg but it was just visual pollution due to lights from a city.

[viscousviolin]

Could you see it from the inner city or only closer to the edges?

[bartman]

Friends who live in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain could see it pretty well. I'm a bit further south within Berlin where skies are minimally darker, but between 10pm and 11pm it was so bright that light pollution didn't matter.

Funnily enough, despite having lots of alerts set up it was my mom who texted me from northern Brandenburg as she spotted it after getting an alert from RegenRadar, of all apps...

[marc_g]

Oh really? Oh no I missed it! Is it going to happen again today?