Mistaken Aurora Turns Out to Be Tomato Factory Lights

Dee Harrison's early morning discovery of a glowing sky in Suffolk was debunked as LED lights from a local tomato farm.

Dee Harrison, 56, from Ipswich, initially believed she had photographed the northern lights over Bramford, Suffolk.
The reddish glow in the sky was later identified as emanating from Suffolk Sweet Tomatoes' LED light units used for plant growth.
Harrison shared her photos on social media, receiving both admiration and corrections about the true source of the lights.
Local resident Adam Cotterell clarified that the lights are a common sight in the area, especially during foggy winter months.
AuroraWatch UK confirmed there was no significant northern lights activity in the region at the time of Harrison's sighting.