The storm has torn through Florida leaving at least 16 people dead and is now moving out across the Atlantic and towards Europe.

Milton, previously hailed as the strongest storm to hit Florida in a century, will drift eastwards off the Florida coast over the next couple of days after wreaking local havoc

But the chance of seeing them again tonight is much slimmer. The Met Office’s latest space weather forecast said: ‘"The chances of aurora remain initially, though gradually easing through October 11, becoming increasingly confined to far northern geomagnetic latitudes by October 13."