Nature's light show could be on full display Monday night for some northern Midwestern states. That's according to a geomagnetic storm warning for Monday night from the National Oceanic and ...

TIME NOW FOR OUR U LOCAL. HOT SHOT OF THE MORNING. ANOTHER INCREDIBLE PHOTO OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. THESE WERE VISIBLE. JENNIFER SAYS THIS SHOT WAS CAPTUR A coronal mass ejection ...

The Northern Lights may be visible again this week after solar eruptions launched Tuesday, meaning some northern and Midwestern states may see the aurora Thursday (check out Friday night’s ...

Light green and violet-reddish auroras glow in the night sky in the Oder-Spree district of East Brandenburg. dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images Seeing the Northern Lights in the sky is a bucket ...

New Yorkers should keep their eyes on the sky Thursday night as the northern lights may again be visible. After solar eruptions launched on Tuesday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

In July, the Northern Lights were visible from across large swaths of the U.S. thanks to a massive and rare solar flare. If you missed your opportunity to see them and gave yourself a hard time ...

If you missed the northern lights when they appeared in Iowa back in May, you've got another chance Thursday night, when the aurora might be visible as far south as Pennsylvania to Iowa to Oregon.

For the second time this year, the Northern Lights were visible in parts of our area.After the rare phenomenon was seen across Greater Cincinnati in May, conditions were right for it to be again ...

There’s a slight chance — still — to catch the northern lights Monday night in Michigan, with forecast models calling for the best visibility in the Upper Peninsula. "If you are in the right ...

Seeing the Northern Lights in the sky is a bucket list item for many. With the right conditions, and if you are in a prime viewing location, you may be able to scratch that item off your list.

The Northern Lights may be visible across parts of the UK this evening, with the Met Office forecasting "ideal viewing conditions". The forecaster urged people to "look up at the sky tonight ...