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After a recent solar flare, residents in some northern U.S. states may be able to see the stunning northern lights this weekend. On Thursday, the sun emitted the strongest solar flare in seven ...

Another geomagnetic storm means another chance for some lucky Americans to witness the northern lights this week after the second largest solar flare of the current cycle was observed Tuesday.

The increased solar activity that produces the storms may also give rise to more impressive northern lights displays around the globe. If it seems like the striking greenish and red hues of the ...

Though the light display is pretty spectacular, the solar storm may cause some interruptions to technological infrastructure. "Users of HF radio may experience loss of contact or major disruptions ...

Look to the skies this week. We may get a glimpse of the northern lights in our region.The increased chance to see the lights is due to heightened solar activity the next three nights.According to ...

While cloudy skies may have blocked views of the Northern Lights for many in the Chicago ... The NBC 5 Storm Team reported a solar flare Thursday morning marked the biggest since 2017.

What we witness could rival the best shows the Northern Lights have put on in decades. Early on Thursday, October 3, sunspot group AR3842 exploded once again, producing an X9.0-class solar flare.