People in the Czech Republic observed the aurora borealis
The aurora borealis was visible in some parts of the Czech Republic on Sunday. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) announced the remarkable phenomenon on the X network on Sunday. However, there was a lot of cloud cover in most of the area, which should have decreased according to meteorologists in the south of the Czech Republic. According to meteorologists, in addition to low cloud cover, a good view of the northern horizon and a dark sky were necessary for observation.
The northern lights are among the most beautiful natural phenomena in the sky. While they are quite common in polar regions, their occurrence is rare in lower latitudes.
“Before lunch today, material from one of the solar eruptions arrived at Earth. Currently, the earth’s geomagnetic field is disturbed and there is hope of seeing the aurora borealis after dark. It is not excluded that other, later eruptions will also reach the Earth. In that case, the chance of seeing the aurora borealis would increase even more significantly,” said the ČHMÚ.
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Dnes před obědem dorazil k Zemi materiál z jedné ze slunečních erupcí (na snímku níže výrazný nárůst v rychlosti slunečního větru – žlutá křivka). Aktuálně je zemské geomagnetické pole narušené a je naděje na spatření polární záře po… pic.twitter.com/Zzs4b5GrUL
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According to meteorologists, the weather was not very favorable for observation, as there was a lot of cloud cover in most areas. Greater chances of reduced cloud cover are in southern Bohemia, the Highlands and southern Moravia. “If you want to try to see the aurora borealis, you can do so in the evening,” they said.
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