In Focus: Northern Lights dazzle above East Lewis County Friday
The horizon glows green as the Aurora Borealis was visible on the northern horizon as seen from Schoen Road near Silver Creek late in the evening on Friday, July 3.
Photos by Owen Sexton/ owen@chronline.com
A waning gibbous moon is seen in the night sky on Friday, July 3.
Photos by Owen Sexton/ owen@chronline.com
Hues of green and red glow on the northern horizon while the Aurora Borealis was visible late on Friday, July 3, as a waning gibbous moon rises from the eastern horizon as seen from Schoen Road near Silver Creek.
Photos by Owen Sexton/ owen@chronline.com
A faint green glow can still be seen along the treeline on the northern shore of Riffe Lake early in the morning of Saturday, July 4, as a solar storm causing the Aurora Borealis to be visible waned in intensity.
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Cloudcover begins to conceal the Aurora Borealis as seen from the southern shore of Riffe Lake near Mossyrock early in the morning of Saturday, July 4.
Photos by Owen Sexton/ owen@chronline.com
The waters of Riffe Lake reflect the moonlight from a waning gibbous moon rising in the east on Saturday, July 4, as seen from near the Mossyrock Dam.
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Still waters surround the Mossyrock Dam on Saturday, July 4, as fog slowly rolls over the top of the dam and dissipates.
Photos by Owen Sexton/ owen@chronline.com
Fog slowly rolls over the top of the Mossyrock Dam on the west end of Riffe Lake on Saturday, July 4.
Photos by Owen Sexton/ owen@chronline.com
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