Noctilucent Cloud season 2022

[Weather-history]

Looked a decent display after 1am

 

[carl1980]

Caught abit at 2.30 this morning 

[Tony M]

I spotted them at 23:45 last night coming across the North Sea - I was on the coast at Whitby. It was a good long-lasting show until around 03:00. 

[mushymanrob]

well the clouds returned, and is likely to be around a while?.. anyway, i need a night off, i need to catch up on sleep, and drinking!...

[Arnie Pie]

37 minutes ago, mushymanrob said:

i need a night off, i need to catch up on sleep, and drinking!...

I second that emotion

Last nights/ this mornings time-lapse

faint and low

 

 

Edited June 23, 2022 by Arnie Pie

[mushymanrob]

56 minutes ago, Arnie Pie said:

I second that emotion

Last nights/ this mornings time-lapse

faint and low

 

 

 

OOOh... a Smokey Robinson referrence!

[mushymanrob]

Bloody clear skies now!!

Ive sunk a bottle...

[Hirudine]

I stumbled across this on YT a couple of days ago. Thought it was a decent primer for newbies on the science of noctilucent clouds.

[mushymanrob]

looks like we missed nothing...

[RebsAbbo]

11 hours ago, Hirudine said:

I stumbled across this on YT a couple of days ago. Thought it was a decent primer for newbies on the science of noctilucent clouds.

Really useful, thanks

[Sprites]

I was watching a brumcam NLC video on pootube the other day, and watched the ASTRUM video linked above about NLCs. 

I thought perhaps all the rockets, that have deployed satellites over the last few decades may of increased the seeding of NLCs.

Edited June 24, 2022 by Sprites

[Arnie Pie]

20 hours ago, mushymanrob said:

Ive sunk a bottle...

It should have been a Dean Martin reference  

3 hours ago, Sprites said:

I thought perhaps all the rockets, that have deployed satellites over the last few decades may of increased the seeding of NLCs.

Makes sense to me  Nasa are also believing that there is more water vapour entering the mesosphere 

More ingredients up there and if it`s cooked right ( by freezing ) =  One hell of a display

last daisy released

 

 

[Arnie Pie]

latest aim (2 day out)

 

 

Edited June 24, 2022 by Arnie Pie

[mushymanrob]

10 minutes ago, Arnie Pie said:

latest aim (2 day out)

 

 

Yeah, something should be seen tonight if it wasnt for the cloud

[Arnie Pie]

10 minutes ago, mushymanrob said:

if it wasnt for the cloud

Yes it`s a shame cause it looks good

These Daisy`s are starting to fill up nicely

 

[Arnie Pie]

Now glowing due N just above the smut

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsPBKTn4SZQ

Edited June 25, 2022 by Arnie Pie

[Arnie Pie]

2am and still going strong

[Sprites]

A bit diffuse worth a look though.

 

03.10  25-6-22 

[Arnie Pie]

A nice display for Nautical twilight

[mushymanrob]

15 hours ago, Arnie Pie said:

latest aim (2 day out)

 

 

Going off that, its promising for tonight too

[Arnie Pie]

3 hours ago, mushymanrob said:

Going off that, its promising for tonight too

It is Rob

and with the daisy`s getting fatter than the available storage on my PC

 .. there`s a chance of a repeat of last night display which started around midnight due North, and lasted till day break where they was showing in the NW. At no stage were they above 10° altitude most of the times visible with the eye  ( this mornings photos are resting in the camera)

With the width of the NLC`s increasing down to 65° latitude, these will show in or just above the smut level.

Good luck all

Edited June 25, 2022 by Arnie Pie

[mushymanrob]

Only Russia showing anything on the cameras so far... which is a bit concerning, and the daisy hasnt updated to confirm yesterdays promise....

This is frustrating.

[mushymanrob]

Absolutely no hint at all, pretty smut clear but there are areas of cloud 

[mushymanrob]

Theres a faint but persistent glow above the cloud... will that be something?...edit. faded away now

Edited June 25, 2022 by mushymanrob

[Sprites]

The aurora oval is across Scotland on some charts. Shame the sky is too bright. Maybe someone could get the aurora with NLCs. 

I've seen photos a while back of this on Spaceweather.