STEVE in the western twilight sky. The sky was not properly dark. Hence, the images are over-exposed in the western sky. The first observation was at about UTC 15:58, and it endured till about 16:34. At about 16.40 UTC there was a vivid auroral display in the area where the STEVE (or SAR) was present. STEVE or SAR? It looks like a typical STEVE appearing alongside the greenish aurora. The greenish aurora is difficult to see on these images because of the bright sky. However, as the sky gradually became more dark the greenish can be seen near planet Venus.

This observation of STEVE was done by a Wyze-camera. My dslr camera malfunctioned because of the cold.

The sky was brilliantly lit by the auroras before darkness fell this evening (January 1st, 2025). A few images of the display below. Location: Ørsta, Norway. Photo details: 7Artisans 7mm fisheye-lens, Canon 650D.

Beautiful end of the year, and beginning of a new year auroras. A few images of the display, as seen from this location (Ørsta, Norway.) Photo details: Samyang 8mm lens, Canon 650D.

There was a vivid display over the valley on the night of November 5/6, 2024.Details: Canon 650D, Samyang 8mm fisheye-lens. Location: Ørsta, Norway.

The sky was briefly (somewhat) clear for a brief colorful display of the northern lights. A couple of images snapped around UTC 21.37. Details: Canon 650D / Samyang 8 mm fisheye-lens.

Plenty of auroral activity despite the missing CME. A few images of the activity. Please, find timestamp on images. Details: Canon 650D, Samyang 8 mm fisheye-lens.