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Good Morning!! Nice and cool this morning.

Morning All.

Now that the fog has lifted it looks to be a gorgeous morning in the UP. Enjoy the day.

Apparently we still have some disbelievers, about the location of this past Sunday's Shoebox Memory. So I went down to the corner of US-41 and Reservation Street, and pointed the camera back toward the Lift Bridge. Here's a map of where I was standing, the current scene, and Sunday's picture from 1943:

This my link today:

http://www.mamut.com/homepages/Norway/1/9/meridianfoto/subdet274.htm

Mr. Bill just sent me the following information about the potential for viewing auroras tonight and tomorrow and as luck would have it, I think clear skies are predicted here!


Space Weather News for August 23, 2005

Spaceweather.com

Big sunspot 798 exploded twice yesterday, August 22nd, and hurled a pair of coronal mass ejections apparently toward Earth. Geomagnetic storms are possible when the clouds arrive. Sky watchers should be alert for auroras during the nights of August 23rd and 24th. High latitudes are favored: e.g., Canada, Alaska and northern-tier US states from Washington to Maine.