The aurora borealis is set to deliver another stunning display across the United States — one of nature’s most beloved and awe-inspiring phenomena. A new geomagnetic storm, part of a trend ...

According to the NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center, the aurora borealis will be viewable late Tuesday night (April 15) into early Wednesday, and again on Wednesday night (April 16).

One man said his 54-year wait to see the aurora borealis was worthwhile as he snapped some stunning pictures from the Isle of Skye. Another person saw the Northern Lights from their viewpoint ...

Send us your photos for the chance to be featured in our gallery highlighting local views of the Aurora Borealis. Westchester, Rockland and Putnam readers can submit online via bit.ly ...

The aurora borealis, or northern lights, left many watchers in awe as pink and purple hues painted the night sky. See photos of northern lights in Florida as aurora borealis visible in night ...

Here's what to know about this week's chance to view the aurora borealis, also known as the ... to use long-exposure photography to capture images of the lights even if you can't see them with ...

This peak will likely persist into early 2026, forecasters said. Aurora borealis is produced by solar events interacting with Earth’s atmosphere, as electrons from these events intersect with ...

Images show the aurora borealis geomagnetic storm lighting up the night sky, with conditions confirmed to be ‘optimum’ in most regions. People in the Isle of Sky and Cumbria reported catching ...

It's never 100% certain they'll show up in Ohio until they appear over your head. Still, the aurora borealis can be forecast with a certain degree of accuracy. And that's the job of the Space ...

The viewing line for the aurora borealis is expected to be as far south as the Illinois-Wisconsin border, but forecasts aren't always precise so seeing the lights in the Chicago area is not ...

The northern lights, or aurora borealis, may be visible from several ... you may be able to use long-exposure photography to capture images of the lights even if you can't see them with the ...

Article continues below A coronal mass ejection struck Earth on Tuesday, April 15, providing more opportunities to see the aurora borealis dazzle in purples, pinks, and greens. All eyes were to ...