The northern U.S. border is expected to see mild auroral activity.

Forecasters are predicting possible geomagnetic storms, which could cause the aurora to appear further south.

The Northern Lights could be visible across northern U.S. states this week, fueled by a fast solar wind from a recurrent coronal hole, not a coronal mass ejection. A G1-class minor geomagnetic storm ...

Parts of the northern U.S. have the best chance of spotting auroras.

If you've been staring at photos of glowing green skies on social media and wondering whether the northern lights might be visible from your backyard tonight, you're not alone. A geomagnetic storm ...

The northern lights are forecast to possibly make their third appearance in the northern U.S. this week, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is predicting mild ...

According to NOAA's latest forecast, the northern lights could potentially be visible across parts of the northern U.S., ...

Skywatchers across parts of the northern U.S. could have a chance to see the northern lights. Here's a look at where and when they are most likely to be visible.

The northern lights may be visible in 11 US states due to solar activity, with NOAA predicting minor geomagnetic storms. Viewing depends on clear skies and solar wind conditions.

The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, look like ribbons of color streaming across the sky. They may be visible in these U.S. states.

States from Idaho to New York may get a glimpse of the display of greenish and reddish hues, known as the aurora borealis, on those days. According to the space weather forecast from the National ...

The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, look like ribbons of color streaming across the sky. They may be ...