** POTENTIAL NORTHERN LIGHTS THURSDAY NIGHT **
The Northern Lights may be visible for the entirety of Pennsylvania (on the horizon) Thursday night with potential G3 solar storm conditions. Here is the cloud viewing forecast for tonight. The cloud outlook appears more favorable for many locations, as we will see mostly clear skies with some areas of high-level clouds that shouldn't hinder viewing.
Keep in mind, aurora forecasting is very difficult, and it is not a guarantee that it will occur tomorrow night. As of right now, the SWPC does hint at a G3 solar storm. It is still not a guarantee we will see auroras in Pennsylvania, but it is looking quite possible.
**Travelling long distances is not recommended (high risk, although high reward). **
If this storm occurs, all of PA will see these auroras. To be able to see the auroras, you will need a good view of the northern horizon, away from heavy light pollution. **YOU WILL NOT SEE AURORA IN HIGH-LIGHT POLLUTION REGIONS.** Smartphones & digital cameras will best pick up on the Northern Lights. Your eyes will need to adjust to the dark for at least 30 minutes as well. The best time will be after 9:30-10:00 pm or whenever the last light on the horizon disappears at your location.
I will continue to provide updates and let you know the latest details on this potential geomagnetic storm.
Stay tuned for updates!
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Apparently there's a volcano erupting right now in the Philippines. I'm watching a livestream when suddenly there's this extremely bright green fireball coming from a completely unrelated trajectory. Is that a meteor?
People who keep rocks for no reason, who touch leaves when they walk by, who stop to watch insects like it actually matters, who feel calmer the moment they step into nature… you’re my type of people.
@tracybeanz May I add,the healthcare system also needs to recognize peri is affecting many women earlier:mid-30s. The current wave of awareness is built on acknowledging how overlooked women’s experiences have been — shouldn’t repeat similar mistake by assuming this only matters to 40y/o
WHY DON’T OUR MOTHERS HELP US UNDERSTAND PERIMENOPAUSE. WHY DID I HAVE TO DO THIS BY MYSELF?
They never told us shit. Nothing. Nothing about the actual role of estrogen in like, every single neurological function. Not the anxiety, or itching or PVC’s and palpitations. Not the histamine reactions, or the pelvic floor issues, or the sore joints occasionally. They didn’t say a word about mood swings or how important progesterone is or what it does or what happens during luteal.
THAT ENDS NOW. MY DAUGHTER WILL BE PREPARED, DAMMIT.
Ladies, if you have a question I have become an effing encyclopedia of women’s health over the past 3-4 months. Holy shit what a disservice.
Hot flashes? Ha! I’d trade 90% of this shit for hot flashes.
After she quit, I kept texting my ex-coworker. Just silly memes and random office jokes. “You’re missing this chaos,” I’d send. She would reply with laughing emojis. It felt normal, like nothing had really changed between us.
We continued like this for months until one day she suddenly stopped responding. At first, I didn’t think much of it. I told myself she was busy with her new job and new life. I tried not to take it personally and moved on, making new friends and creating new inside jokes.
Still, every now and then something funny would happen at work, and I’d think she would understand it instantly. So I kept…
To the guy who held the door for me and then followed me a few steps before stopping on the sidewalk and calling out "I'm not trying to be weird, I just, uh, think I'm parked next to you. You go ahead!" and then waited for me to drive off.
Sir, may you only encounter green lights. May pizza never burn the roof of your mouth. May you awaken every day with a restored spirit. Absolute king behavior 🙌🏻
To every man wondering if it's weird to say something like this, please make it weirder and safer every time. We thank you.
Leaving a toxic workplace is a weird feeling… like you’re relieved you’ve finally left, but also annoyed that a perfectly good job has been unnecessarily ruined by a few people creating a horrible work culture.