Webby’s Crystal Shoppe

11/22/2025

Fill crock pot with your favorite cereal, pretzels and nuts. Melt 1/4 cup butter, add 4 tsp Worcestershire sauce, 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp garlic powders, 1/2 tsp onion powder, 1/4 tsp sugar, dissolve & stir. Pour over cereal & mix. Cook on LOW for 2.5 hours, open lid & stir every 30 minutes. Enjoy!
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11/21/2025

11/21/2025

This Saturday most businesses will be open late (until 8pm or later) as part of our annual Tree Lighting event! It's the perfect time to kick off your holiday shopping with locally owned and operated small businesses.

🚌 FREE shuttle service 1-9pm from the Rt 123/Old Bridge commuter lot to Mamie Davis Park in Occoquan
🎄 Tree Lighting at 6:00pm at Town Hall
🔗 visitoccoquanva.com/shoplate

11/17/2025

🌠 Stargazers, Tonight Is the Night!

The Leonid meteor shower reaches its peak tonight, delivering one of November’s most dazzling sky displays. Expect quick, bright shooting stars slicing across the darkness as Earth passes through the debris stream left behind by Comet Tempel–Tuttle.

✨ When to watch: Late tonight through early morning on November 18
How to watch: Just step outside under a dark sky — no telescope or binoculars required!

11/16/2025

11/16/2025

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11/15/2025

11/13/2025

11/13/2025

AURORA ALERT — TONIGHT! 🌌
The strongest solar storm of the year still isn’t over, and there’s a good chance we could see another round of stunning red, green, and purple auroras tonight (Nov 13–14).

If the sky is clear in your area, step outside, look north, and you might catch an unforgettable display. These storms are rare, so don’t miss the chance — keep your cameras ready!

Read more: https://astronomynews.site/?p=586

11/12/2025

‼️IN CASE YOU MISSED TONIGHT: Tomorrow night’s Northern Lights could be even more intense than tonight’s…

The strongest part of this geomagnetic storm may still be on the way — and a G5-level event can’t be ruled out.

11/12/2025

**Updated Aurora Timing Next 2 Nights**

The Space Weather Prediction Center has updated the latest forecast for the aurora activity levels (Kp) and the geomagnetic storm threshold for the next 2 nights. I will list the times in EST below.

*Summary*
Sky watchers tonight should be on watch between 10pm and 1am EST, especially in Ohio. This is when the sky is most likely to clear and the aurora activity is projected to be higher. The timing is tricky for tomorrow's bigger CME hit. The initial blast is projected to hit late morning to the middle of the day. That would mean the highest aurora levels globally would be in the afternoon and evening. However, every one of these projections comes with a margin of error that is about +/- 6 to 12 hours. So the blast may hit early tomorrow morning. That would be the worst-case scenario for aurora lovers in the lower 48 of the US. However, if the CME hits at the later end of that margin of error, that would be best best-case scenario with G4 conditions after 7pm Wednesday.

Regardless, I would plan to be out watching the sky on Wednesday night as soon as it is dark enough to see the night sky. That will be about 6:30pm to 7pm, depending on your location. So about 7pm to midnight is the most likely time to see the aurora on Wednesday night based on the latest data.

*Timing Forecast*
Nov 11th...7pm - 10pm: Kp 5.00 (G1)
Nov 11th...10pm - 1am: Kp 7.33 (G3)
Nov 12th......1am - 4am: Kp 6.00 (G2)
Nov 12th......4am - 7am: Kp 4.67 (G1)
Nov 12th...7am - 10am: Kp 4.33 (G0)
Nov 12th...10am - 1pm: Kp 8.00 (G4)
Nov 12th.....1pm - 4pm: Kp 7.67 (G4)
Nov 12th.....4pm - 7pm: Kp 7.00 (G3)
Nov 12th...7pm - 10pm: Kp 6.67 (G3)
Nov 12th...10pm - 1am: Kp 6.33 (G2)
Nov 13th......1am - 4am: Kp 6.00 (G2)
Nov 13th......4am - 7am: Kp 4.67 (G1)