Summary
Strong solar eruptions created colorful northern lights visible across many U.S. states, including areas as far south as Alabama and Northern California. These auroras may cause disruptions in radio and GPS signals and were part of a series of upcoming celestial events.
Key Facts
- Solar eruptions caused northern lights visible in many U.S. states.
- Auroras reached as far south as Alabama and Northern California.
- Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) from the sun create these effects.
- Resulting geomagnetic storms can interfere with radio and GPS signals.
- Other celestial events like the Taurids Meteor Shower and the Beaver Moon are also happening.
- NOAA provides forecasts for auroras on its Space Weather Prediction Center website.
- Best viewing is from dark, open areas, away from city lights.
