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Northern lights may appear Sun. night

What to know about seeing the northern lights in the U.S. on Sunday

Parts of the western U.S. got to see the aurora borealis early Sunday, and conditions could be good for the eastern U.S. at night, possibly as far south as Alabama.

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Northern lights may be visible in these 23 US States tonight

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Northern Lights Forecast: These 21 States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight

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Northern lights may be visible in these 20 US States tonight [updated]

Northern lights could dazzle the skies over 15 U.S. States tonight (May 30) and into the weekend as active geomagnetic conditions may push auroras farther south than usual, according to the National ...

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Aurora alert: Northern lights to glow over US Sunday night

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Northern lights may set sky aglow tonight in Lancaster County

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'Severe' geomagnetic storm could spread Northern Lights south to California, Alabama Sunday night

The SWPC issued a level G3 out of 5 (Strong) Geomagnetic Storm Watch for Sunday, and upgraded it to a level G4 (Severe) Geomagnetic Storm Watch for Sunday night into early Monday morning.

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You Might Catch the Northern Lights This Weekend If You Live in One of These States

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Northern lights and New York: Upstate NY could catch a glimpse of Aurora borealis

The northern lights may be visible in Mass. Sunday night

NOAA’s aurora borealis predictor puts much of the Bay State below the view line for the natural light show Sunday night.

Witness Northern Lights Tonight: These 15 US States have a rare chance to see Auroras this weekend. Here’s the list and viewing tips

The northern lights may appear across 15 US states tonight and into the weekend. A stream of fast solar wind is hitting Earths magnetic field, creating minor geomagnetic storms. These conditions could push auroras farther south than usual.

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Experts explain science behind the surge in northern lights

If you feel like you've seen more of the northern lights painting the night sky lately, you'd be right—and there's an explanation for the uptick.