Solar storms may bring faint but visible auroras to the Northern Hemisphere starting late Thursday and extending into early ...

Millions of people in the UK may be in with another chance to view the Aurora Borealis tonight, as ongoing magnetic ...

The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, may be visible again this week, with a notable increase in activity ...

People in Canada and northern U.S. cities including Seattle and Minneapolis may see faint auroras due to moderate solar ...

A powerful geomagnetic storm is poised to descend over Earth on Sept. 16, potentially bringing aurora borealis to regions ...

A “strong geomagnetic storm” means faint auroras might be visible in Canada and northern United States cities Thursday night, ...

Solar storms could bring faint but visible auroras to parts of the Northern Hemisphere starting late Thursday and continuing ...

Auroras: On a brighter note, the geomagnetic storm might produce spectacular auroras, probably visible in the Southern United ...

A strong geomagnetic storm was underway earlier Thursday as energy from the Sun finally made the journey to us on Earth. Peaking at G3, such a storm is more than capable of producing naked-eye auroras ...

Northern Lights to illuminate skies over many U.S. states including Alaska, Washington, Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota.

As of 10 p.m. Monday, a G4 geomagnetic storm was occurring according to the Space Weather Prediction Center. The Kp value was an 8. The Kp value is what we use to know how far south one can view ...

Minnesotans could get the chance to see the Northern Lights on Thursday as a “strong" geomagnetic storm is underway.