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A geomagnetic storm headed toward Earth could light up the skies this week.A stream of solar wind escaping from a coronal hole in the sun could trigger geomagnetic activity over Earth.This means ...

Here is everything to know about the northern lights this week, including whether they will be visible in Arizona. The ...

Normally, the aurora keeps to its usual hangout spots up near the Arctic. But not this time. This storm has stretched its reach big time, and people all across the U.S. are catching rare glimpses.

A rare G4-level geomagnetic storm may light up skies across the US from Sunday night into early Monday, with the aurora borealis visible as far south as Alabama and Northern California. The best ...

The aurora borealis could be visible from the Pacific Northwest to New York Sunday night into Monday morning. June 1, 2025, 2:53 PM PDT / Source: TODAY Becca Wood News and Trending Reporter/Editor ...

The forecast for the aurora borealis Sunday night has a Kp index of seven on a scale of nine, meaning the lights will “become quite bright and active” and visible from the northern edge of the ...

The northern lights may shine in the skies over Ohio this week as a pair of solar storms target the Earth. The aurora borealis has already put on several shows in the Buckeye State, glowing ...

Other states where it’s possible to see the lights include Oregon, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, northern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and New England.

The actual aurora borealis may be stronger or weaker, which will affect where it is visible. It won't light up most of the US like the strongest auroras of 2024.

However, the northern lights are fickle. It's never 100% certain they'll show up in Ohio until they appear over your head. Still, the aurora borealis can be forecast with a certain degree of accuracy.

The northern lights returned to Ohio on Thursday, glowing in the skies overhead from Cleveland to Cincinnati. Will the aurora borealis return tonight? Here's a look at the forecast. At G4 levels ...