Regardless of which online echo chamber you call home, one of the few things most Oklahomans can agree on is that they’d like to see the Northern Lights at one point in their short miserable life without visiting Canada or Alaska.
Well, last night the Aurora Borealis zipped its way down for a rare bucket list visit to the Sooner state, and – if you’re anything like me – you totally missed it, loser.
Just got home and grabbed a quick shot off the camera. The Midwestern Lights. Wakita, OK 😁 Good night! #AuroraBorealis #okwx @KOCOdamonlane @koconews pic.twitter.com/slFsFj0xsO
— Edgar ONeal (@EdgarLance1) April 24, 2023
Only for the 2nd time in Oklahoma, and the 3rd time in my life, I am watching the #aurora. Amazing!#okwx#AuroraBorealis pic.twitter.com/l8RGAWJNkX
— Greg McLaughlin (@GregMc_wx) April 24, 2023
The #northern lights in #Oklahoma pic.twitter.com/YcvEOkSzwK
— JEROMY CARTER (@JEROMYCARTER1) April 24, 2023
Yep. that’s right. One of your biggest bucket list items happened on a clear, beautiful night in the state you call home, and you missed it while curled up on your couch watching Succession and dealing with the Sunday Scaries.