I have attempted to observe the comet three times so far, and I haven't succeeded once. The best was a blur that I THINK was NEOWISE, but it was so dim I cannot be sure.
Disappointing. Just let me see the big steaming rock from my back garden, you coward. *shakes hand at sky*
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It's been overcast pretty much every night here for, well, forever ;-)
My wife thinks she saw a smear that might have been it, but even with the monocular I couldn't swear that I saw it.
Bloody clouds.
We're on the western edge of our relatively small town, so the city glow usually isn't too bad. It's just Norfolk - if it isn't overcast, that's because it's raining.
@AspiringLuddite same here. Either it's overcast or it's too low above the horizon to escape the city glow.
I could go out and look for a better observation point, but without a car traveling at night is more bother than I'm willing to go through.