Could the northern lights still dazzle Austria’s skies in 2025?
Austrians and visitors alike may still have a chance to witness the mesmerising northern lights in 2025. Despite the unconfirmed identity of the photographer, the phenomenon was spotted in the country's skies on Wednesday. Locals and tourists alike have been captivated by the possibility of seeing this natural spectacle.
An avid adventurer has been keeping an annual list of experiences to have, including witnessing the aurora borealis. This goal has been on their radar since 2024. They recently saw a bright, green, shifting light in the Vienna sky on Saturday night, which they believed could have been the aurora. However, they have not heard of any massive laser-light parties that could have been mistaken for the natural phenomenon.
The author has already ticked off a mountain this year, having summited a 2,840-meter peak. They prefer making annual lists over a full-fledged 'bucket list'. The term 'bucket list' originates from the English phrase 'kick the bucket', meaning 'to give up the ghost'. The author has also enjoyed 'törggelen' in South Tyrol and taken a multi-day bike tour.
The northern lights remain a possible sight in Austria's skies in 2025, drawing the interest of locals and visitors alike. An adventurous individual has been pursuing this experience as part of their annual list of goals. Their recent sighting of a bright, green light in the Vienna sky has further fuelled their anticipation.
