Although not the main auroral show for the night (that was a vivid salmon-red band to the south), the rest of the central Oklahoma sky to its poleward side assumed varying levels of magenta to turquoise-tinted glow that doesn’t happen on other nights not so hypercharged in the upper atmosphere by solar activity. The deeper reddish part at right graded into the bright glow that arched across the southern sky. Faint pillars can be seen at upper middle and upper right that weren’t visible at all to the naked eye.
Norman OK (10 May 24) Looking ENE