Irish Skies Set to Host Northern Lights This Week, But Visibility May Be Limited

The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, may illuminate the skies over Ireland tonight and tomorrow night, thanks to heightened solar activity linked to a “coronal hole fast wind.” The UK Met office has indicated that this rare phenomenon could allow the auroras to be visible in the far north of the UK and nearby areas, including Ireland. However, optimal viewing conditions may be hindered by cloudy weather in parts of the country. The colorful displays result from the interaction between solar particles and atmospheric gases, and their visibility is currently amplified due to the nearing peak of Solar Cycle 25. For those interested in tracking the Northern Lights, resources like the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provide real-time forecasts.

Irish Skies Set to Host Northern Lights This Week, But Visibility May Be Limited

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