Northern Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are in the forecasted view line to potentially see the northern lights for both ...

People in some parts of the U.S. may be able to see the northern lights this evening.

Solar wind speeds have appeared elevated throughout the week, ranging from 311 to 373 miles per second (500 to 600 kilometers per second), and in fact already sparked G1 storm conditions on Feb. 9.

If you live in one of the 9 states forecasted to have a chance of seeing the northern lights tonight, head to a north-facing ...

If geomagnetic activity is strong enough, skywatchers in northern Michigan and Maine may get a special Valentine's Day light show. The best viewing conditions require clear, dark skies away from ...

A strong geomagnetic storm means that there is a good chance you'll catch the northern lights tonight in New Hampshire and Maine. "The G4 (Severe) geomagnetic storm watch remains in effect for ...

Tuesday’s auroral forecast follows “minor” geomagnetic storms that disrupted Earth’s magnetic field over the last two days, ...

A stunning aurora, caused by a severe geomagnetic storm, is painting the sky shades of pink, purple and green as it spreads into locations it rarely reaches Friday night. ... Maine, on May 10.

A severe geomagnetic storm forecast through Friday could light up the night ... could be visible in the northernmost U.S. states such as northern Michigan and Maine and as far south as Alabama ...

sun’s atmosphere could trigger a geomagnetic storm, the effects of which may be felt on Earth on Wednesday, according to the Space Weather Prediction Center.

Millions of Americans have enjoyed a rare Northern Lights show caused by a geomagnetic storm that could interfere with power lines and communications. From Maine to Alabama and far into the United ...

The powerful geomagnetic storm that will make the northern lights visible to much of the US has been upgraded to a Level 5, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric announced in an updated warning ...