Rain & Heavy Cloudcover in the NYC general area tonight. :(

Weee! Too bad its overcast in Edmonton :(

When will they appear eastern time?

8 our time </font>[/QUOTE]Hmmm...I live in San Antonio (Central Time Zone), it was 8:13pm when I went outside, and all I saw in all directions was plenty of stars...do you know how far south it can be seen? Maybe just northern Texas.

anyone in florida see it? i dont:(

I don't but do see something really weird going on with the starts, the look like they are moving in a zig zag patteren back and forth, thought at first it was a sattelite, but all of them are doing it [img]graemlins/1ponder.gif[/img]

Nope, I don't see them, Gabrielles. Where abouts in Florida are you? I'm about 3-3.5 hours south of Orlando, and no special effects :( . Then again I live in an area with a lot of light polution. I'm not sure if or how that would affect it.

Ziroc, did you see any lights?

Nothing yet :( , but I'll keep looking till 1AM ish... I hope to see some!

anyone explain the thing with the stars?
never mind, Z osted at the same time as i did :D

[ 10-29-2003, 10:00 PM: Message edited by: Stormymystic ]

That's the gases in the atmosphere making them do that--they ARE blinking brighter/faster tonight.. cool stuff!