The Northern Lights are "likely" to be seen again tonight (Monday, February 27), the Met Office has said. Last night Wales, England, Scotland and Ireland were all treated to mesmerising Aurora Borealis displays.
Normally - on the rare occasions they are seen in the UK - only Scotland and parts of northern England are treated to glimpses of the electrically charged particles from space entering the Earth's upper atmosphere at high speed.
However, on Sunday night they were visible across much of the UK, with reports of the phenomena being spotted as far south in England as Sussex, Wiltshire and even Cornwall. Stunning photos have also emerged of the dancing neon lights in Wales, at New Quay in Ceredigion, Welshpool in Powys and in Snowdonia National Park.
