NEED TO KNOW

Another round of northern lights is possible this week, with skies set to light up again across several states

The auroras occur when charged solar wind particles from the sun collide with Earth's magnetic field, creating glowing displays near the poles

NOAA forecasts minor geomagnetic storm conditions, making aurora sightings likely over the next few nights

The sky is at it again!

If you missed the first round of auroras this week, you’re in luck, as the cosmos is gracing us with more spectacular views.

Northern lights could be visible overnight tonight, thanks to a swift solar wind that may spark geomagnetic storms, potentially triggering auroras to illuminate skies across 10 states, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

The solar w

See Full Page