Zachary Gutierrez+FollowNorthern Lights Alert: 13 States in Play!The northern lights might be putting on a surprise show tonight in 13 US states! Thanks to recent solar storms, places as far south as Oregon and Illinois could catch a glimpse (though Alaska’s still your best bet). If you’re in one of these lucky states, find a dark, north-facing spot around 1 a.m. and let your phone camera help spot faint auroras. Apps like “My Aurora Forecast” can give you real-time updates. Who’s staying up for this? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SkyWatch #Science70Share
James Brady+FollowNorthern Lights Alert: Who’s Got the Best View?Missed the northern lights last weekend? You might get another shot! NOAA says the aurora could light up the skies again tonight and tomorrow, especially if you’re in Alaska, Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, or way up north in New York and New England. The best chance is tonight between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.—just look up! The solar storm is still going strong, so fingers crossed for a killer show. #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SkyWatch #Science10Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowNorthern Lights Alert: Will You See Them?Northern lights might be making another appearance tonight! If you’re in the northern U.S. (think Alaska, Montana, Minnesota, Michigan, etc.), keep your eyes on the sky after sunset. The solar storm that brought the aurora Sunday could still put on a show, but it’s a bit of a toss-up—conditions are weakening. Pro tip: even if you can’t see them with your eyes, try snapping a pic with your phone’s night mode. Sometimes your camera catches what you can’t! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #CelestialShow #Science413Share
James Brady+FollowNorthern Lights Alert: Look Up Tonight!Did you hear? The northern lights might be making a surprise appearance in parts of the U.S. tonight thanks to another solar storm! If you’re in Alaska, the northern Midwest, or even upstate New York, you could catch the aurora—especially if you’re away from city lights. The sun’s been extra active lately, so these wild light shows could keep popping up. Pro tip: Use your phone’s camera to spot colors you can’t see with your eyes! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SolarStorm #Science19011Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowNorthern Lights Are Here to Stay!Missed the northern lights this year? No biggie—scientists say we’re in for 50 years of epic aurora shows! With the sun entering a super active phase, those magical skies could become a regular thing, even if you’re not near the Arctic. If you want to snap the perfect shot, here’s what you need: 1) Check aurora forecasts, 2) Find a dark spot, 3) Plan your shot, 4) Bring the right gear, 5) Nail your camera settings. Get ready for some serious sky envy! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #PhotographyTips #Science47162Share
Michelle York+FollowAuroras Lit Up the Sky Everywhere!Did you catch last night’s insane aurora show? A massive solar storm hit Earth and the northern lights went wild—people from Kansas to California, even Tasmania and New Zealand, snapped unreal pics. Some saw red and pink skies, others got glowing pillars right from their backyard. Even folks on a plane got front-row seats! If you missed it, check out the epic shots—your phone could’ve totally captured it. Fingers crossed for another round tonight! #AuroraBorealis #NorthernLights #SolarStorm #Science310Share
Tamara Jones+FollowNorthern Lights Round 2 Tonight?Heads up, skywatchers! Another shot at seeing the northern lights could be coming tonight thanks to a recent solar flare. If you’re in the northern U.S. (think: North Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, Maine, and a few others), you might catch that magical aurora glow after sunset. Pro tip: even if you can’t see it with your eyes, your phone’s night mode might pick up the colors! Conditions are fading, so this could be your last chance for a while. Who’s staying up to try? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Skywatching #Science10Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowNorthern Lights Might Hit Your Backyard!Major aurora alert! The northern lights could be visible WAY farther south than usual—think Carolinas, Oklahoma, maybe even Alabama. A massive solar flare is sending charged particles our way, setting up the biggest light show of 2024. If you’re north, you might see wild green, red, or even purple skies. Pro tip: Find a dark spot away from city lights, and if you can’t see it with your eyes, try snapping a long-exposure photo. Fingers crossed for clear skies! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SolarStorm #Science1238Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowNorthern Lights Alert: Who’s Got the Best View?Aurora chasers, this weekend could be epic! A geomagnetic storm is making the northern lights visible in 10 U.S. states—think Montana, Minnesota, Michigan, and more. NOAA says your best shot is late Friday through early Sunday, especially if you find a dark, north-facing spot. Pro tip: use night mode on your phone for pics. Even if you’re not up north, it’s worth a sky check! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SkyWatch #Science00Share
Richard Vaughan+FollowAurora Alert: 15 States Might Glow Tonight!Northern lights could light up the skies in 15 US states tonight and this weekend! Thanks to a burst of solar wind, auroras might dip way farther south than usual—think Michigan, Maine, even possibly Illinois and Oregon if things get wild. If you’re in one of these states, grab your camera, find a dark spot, and look north around 1-2 a.m. Pro tip: download an aurora forecast app to track the action in real time. Who’s staying up for the show? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SkyWatch #Science00Share
