The Northern Lights are set to return to Welsh skies tonight.

According to BBC Weather, the Aurora Borealis could be visible again tonight from around 7pm.

BBC Weather on Twitter said: "There might be another chance to catch the aurora tonight!

"Be prepared for a chilly one though. As skies clear in many areas, the temperatures will drop quickly."

The Northern Lights were visible in Wales just days ago, with the Met Office reporting increased chance of 'aurora visibility' overnight on Thursday, April 20 and Friday, April 21.

Sightings were also predicted by the Met Office for parts of Northern England and Scotland last night.

Where to see the Northern Lights in Wales?

Once again, people in North Wales are going to be in the best place to see the Northern Lights tonight.

The Met Office said: "In Scotland and northern England you may be able to spot the #Aurora Borealis tonight (Sunday, April 23), though there will be too much cloud for most.

"Clearer skies tomorrow night mean there will be a greater chance for some good views." 

Tips for seeing the Northern Lights

If you are heading out to try and see the Northern Lights tonight, The Met Office has a few tips to keep in mind which may increase the likelihood of catching a glimpse:

  • You need a clear night with no cloud cover
  • Find a dark location with no light pollution
  • Look toward the northern horizon

The best time to see the Northern Lights in Wales

Weather prediction maps from BBC Weather show the probability of aurora visibility at its strongest between 7pm and 9pm tonight.

So if you want to see the Northern Lights tonight, you'll have to be quick.