EXCITED children might catch a glimpse of "Santa's sleigh" on Christmas Eve.
The International Space Station (ISS) is set to pass over Grimsby on Christmas Eve and to the many children eager to start Christmas Day it could look like St Nick's and his reindeer's riding by in his iconic red sleigh.
Clouds are set to clear throughout the day leaving skies clear over the town on Christmas Eve.
According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the best chance to see the ISS in Grimsby and the surrounding area will be at 5:22pm on Christmas Eve and it will last about 4 minutes.
It will appear 31 degrees above the south-west horizon and will pass over at a maximum height of 28 degrees before disappearing 10 degrees above the south-eastern horizon.
