Editor’s Note: Watch the attached video for amazing timelapse video taken in Greece, by Laurie Webb.

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Over the weekend, the people of Western New York had the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis dance in the skies.

Due to a geomagnetic storm on Sunday, some people were able to catch glimpses of the Northern Lights and take pictures of the skies.

Below is a slideshow of the many pictures taken of Nature’s light show. Some of these were taken by News 8’s weather team and some were submitted by viewers:

  • The Northern Lights dancing above the north horizon from Webster. (News 8 WROC/Eric Snitil)
  • Viewer submitted photo taken at Lake Ontario (Photo/Taylor Steeves)
  • (News 8 WROC/Eric Snitil)
  • The Aurora Borealis as seen in front of a lighthouse at Sodus Point (Photo/Jeffrey Timmerman)
  • The “pulsing” aurora borealis above Western New York (News 8 WROC/Eric Snitil)
  • The Northern Lights “pulsating.” (News 8 WROC/Liam Healy)
  • (News 8 WROC/Eric Snitil)
  • Northern Lights taken from Irondequoit Bay (Photo/Erik Fleischer)
  • Another view of the Aurora Borealis taken from the Irondequoit Bay Pier (Photo/Nick Hamilton)
  • A brighter view of the Aurora Borealis taken from the Irondequoit Bay Pier (Photo/Nick Hamilton)
  • View of the Northern Lights above Lake Ontario. (News 8 WROC/Eric Snitil)
  • Northern Lights near Webster. (News 8 WROC/Christine Gregory)
  • Viewer submitted photo of the Northern Lights taken from Attica (Photo/Ryan Ingles)
  • (News 8 WROC/Liam Healy)
  • “Only getting better” (News 8 WROC/Liam Healy)