THE Northern Lights once again brightened the night sky across Wales on Thursday evening.

Several readers managed to catch the colourful night sky on camera as a geomagnetic blast brought the Aurora Borealis this far south.

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A burst of colour from New Quay captured by Dafydd Lewis (Dafydd Lewis)

The Aurora has been a frequent presence throughout 2024, with numerous spottings.

The Met Office says: "A fast coronal mass ejection related to a large flare and filament combination that left the Sun on 9 October arrived at Earth through the second half of 10 October and is having ongoing effects, including Severe Geomagnetic storms.

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Iwan Davies captured this image from Tanybwlch (Iwan Davies)

"Aurora has been sighted as far south as southern England and on the continent.

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Kris Fry captured this image in Llanfihangel y Creuddyn (Kris Fry)

"The chances of aurora remain initially, though gradually easing through 11 October, becoming increasingly confined to far northern geomagnetic latitudes by 13 October."

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The northern lights from Borth (Cambrian News)

Did you manage to capture the Northern Lights?

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Jane W Owen captured this image from Castle Point in Aberystwyth (Jane W Owen)

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