Aurora Borealis Forecast: Map Shows States Where Lights May Appear Tonight
Summary
The northern lights, or aurora borealis, might be visible in some parts of the United States today and tomorrow. This is due to a minor geomagnetic storm caused by the Earth's magnetic field connecting with the sun's, allowing solar wind to enter our atmosphere.Key Facts
- The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued a G-1 class geomagnetic storm warning for today.
- The warning affects northernmost states in the U.S., near the Canadian border.
- States like Idaho, Maine, Michigan, and others may see the aurora tonight.
- Tomorrow, only parts of Minnesota, Montana, and North Dakota might see the lights.
- The aurora is best viewed away from city lights and can appear from 621 miles away.
- Best times for viewing are just after sunset or before sunrise.
- Weather conditions, like clouds and rain, can affect visibility.
- A map by NOAA highlights areas where the aurora may be directly overhead.
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