The Northern Lights could be seen in some parts of the country tonight, said it with Office.
Those in the north of and Western Scotland can see the beautiful face of tonight or tomorrow morning.
Unfortunately, although it could appear further south, it will probably be masked by cloud cover.
The Office Van Met said: 'Northern regions have further opportunities to see the Aurora for the coming nights.
“Cloudy skies mean limited viewing options for most of us, but with clearer skies in the north of and Western Scotland there is a much better chance here.”
The best way to help your chances to see the Northern Lights is to be far away from light pollution, such as in the countryside.
The Northern Lights in the air about Cromer, Norfolk is shown in October
Northern Lights on display in the air over Great Charch, Ashford, in October
The Northern Lights visible over a Groyne on the beach in Portobello near Edinburgh in October
One with Office image on social media shows where there are good opportunities to view
A with Office image on social media shows good opportunities to view around 8 p.m. on Wednesday and 3 hours on Thursday.
They were also visible in the Shetlands on Tuesday evening.
The Northern Lights is most active during the Equinox and Solstice, around March and April or September and October.
