Solar storms might light up New York skies with the Northern Lights this New Year’s Eve! Here’s when and where to watch for ...

The northern lights are forecast to put on a New Year's show as far south as Illinois, New York and Oregon starting Monday ...

They occur around the North Pole when the solar wind carrying the ... The best way to catch the northern lights is to head north as most of the molecular activity that causes the northern lights ...

Wyoming photographer Dave Bell spent New Year’s Eve watching some of Mother Nature’s fireworks. He captured the stunning reds ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the United States has predicted the northern lights will be visible in ...

NOAA's aurora view line for the northern lights for tonight, Dec. 31, dips as far south as Iowa but remains well to the north of Florida ... on Earth’s magnetic pole. The green ovals turn ...

This is not the first time the northern lights have appeared over the US ... as the aurora borealis is usually localized around the north pole, and rarely ventures to those lower latitudes.

A strong solar storm can produce Northern Lights as far south of the North Pole as Illinois and Oregon. NOAA’s Solar Ultraviolet Imager captured three strong (X-class) solar flares on Dec. 29.

Starting Monday night, Alaska will have the best chance to see the northern lights. Other states with good views include Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota ... lunar south pole for resources ...

The northern lights, or aurora borealis, are typically visible in far northern regions within 1,550 miles of the North Pole. While the colorful phenomena is regularly expected in Alaska ...

The dazzling kaleidoscope is expected to shine a glow over several northern U.S. states during the height of New Year’s Eve ...