WEIRD 😐🥴🫣 🐟 Several residents captured video of fish falling from the sky during a thunderstorm in Blue Ridge. The footage shows dozens of fish scattered across driveways and yards as rain continues to fall.

 

Aurora is still building!!! This is Arkansas!! #arwx #aurora @TamithaSkov pic.twitter.com/H3HWvRI4Bs

— Brian Emfinger (@brianemfinger) November 12, 2025

- Brian Emfinger's timelapse video documents a rare aurora borealis display in Arkansas, captured via DJI Mavic 4 drone, showing intensifying red and green arcs over city lights amid a G4 geomagnetic storm on November 11-12, 2025.

- The post tags space weather physicist Tamitha Skov, whose forecasts predicted this solar storm event, enabling aurora visibility as far south as the midwestern and southern US, as corroborated by replies from Tennessee, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Ohio.

- With over 100,000 views and dozens of user-submitted photos, the thread underscores the storm's educational value, revealing how coronal mass ejections disrupt Earth's magnetosphere to produce such widespread, camera-enhanced northern lights.