Harrogate district residents were treated to another stunning view of the Northern Lights last night (Thursday).
The aurora borealis illuminated the sky around the local area for the first time since May.
It’s unclear when the lights will be visible again, with forecasters saying they are “notoriously hard to predict.”
We asked our social media followers so share their photos of the phenomenon - and they didn’t disappoint!
Check out our gallery below:
Would you like to add a photo to our gallery? Send it to us at enquiries@yourharrogate.co.uk

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