Aurora Borealis Weather

Aurora Could Be Visible In 28 States Tonight

Northern lights may be visible tonight. How to see the aurora in Iowa.

Clouds should push south out of the state in time for any northern lights sightings in Iowa. Much of the state, particularly in the stronger viewing areas in northern Iowa, will have clear skies around midnight Tuesday. In central Iowa, areas around Des Moines will see about 20% sky cover. Conditions

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Northern lights tonight! Aurora borealis may be visible across MA, US

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Aurora Borealis forecast shows possible northern lights from Alaska to New York tonight

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Northern lights could return to Indiana tonight. What to know

Get ready for a light show. But you’d better make it quick.

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Northern lights may be visible tonight in 24 states including WA

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Look up! Northern lights possible tonight 'as far south as Alabama'

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Look Up: Aurora borealis may be visible in Colorado Monday night

The Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a G-4 geomagnetic storm watch for Monday night, indicating the potential for strong auroral activity. Here's when and where to see the aurora.

Denver Westword

How to Catch the Aurora Borealis in Colorado Tonight

The best viewing is on a clear night, away from light pollution. In a TikTok video, Bianchi says the sky should be clear across Colorado tonight, which makes for optimal Aurora Borealis viewing conditions. Those searching for the lights should check the sky between 8 p.m. and midnight.

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What is the Aurora Borealis?

The aurora borealis is one of the most fascinating, magnificent light displays that our planet can put on. But what exactly is it?

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Aurora borealis could be visible over the UK — and parts of the US are also on watch

Britain could experience a rare natural spectacle this week, with space weather forecasters warning that the aurora borealis may become visible across parts of the UK following a period of heightened solar activity.

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How to see northern lights: Geomagnetic storm may knock out power grid

A geomagnetic storm occurs when high-energy plasma and magnetic fields ejected from the sun interact with Earth's magnetic field.