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After escaping the city lights, we pulled over to scan the sky at about 0530 UT (11:30 p.m. central). At that point only the brightest stars near the zenith were faintly visible through the thick haze. band of aurora could still be discerned, high in the north, and I thought I could detect some of the brighter ray structure at times. explain (somewhat apologetically) to my friend what he could have seen had the sky been clear. As midnight approached, the haze/clouds seemed to be thinning slightly, and I thought I could detect some bright, fuzzed-out rays reaching to nearWe decided to head further north since our dark-adapted eyes had become more sensitive to the light pollution from Champaign-Urbana in Fifteen minutes later, as we were just leaving the little town of Royal, I decided to pull over and stick my head out the window for a second...Suddenly it was quite clear overhead and we could see bright red veils and whitish rays all around, extending upwards to a brilliant

After gawking in amazement for a couple minutes, we tore ourselves away just long enough to drive down the road a few miles where it was darker. From this new location we watched the peak of the display, which lasted for perhaps 30 minutes (~0600-0630?) although it seemed much less. almost totally clear now and the aurora was very bright, mostly red and white at this stage, and all around us extending well down into the southern half of the sky. Near the zenith, at the vanishing point of the local magnetic field lines, the corona was constantly changing in shape... As this stage began to wane, we noticed the flaming and pulsating aurora. Brightenings in the broad rays extending to the zenith would shoot upwards, kind of like a "Jacob's ladder" high voltage spark machine. the whole region near the zenith broke into isolated blobs of dim, whitish aurora, which were flickering rapidly. This went on for a long time, maybe an hour.