The weather is expected to cooperate, but even if the visible range extends to here, experts say putting some miles between you and the city will increase your chances.

The northern lights are expected to be seen in New England this weekend, as far south as Massachusetts, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Prediction Center. A pair of strong coronal mass ejections are expected to reach Earth on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, NOAA said in a statement.

The northern lights may become visible in West Michigan late Thursday, in what could be the first of a several nights to possibly see them.

There’s a chance that the country will see Northern Lights tonight and Saturday night, but how far south will it be visible? Here’s what to know.

A spate of solar activity means that the northern lights may be visible as far south as Oregon, Nebraska and Pennsylvania this weekend.

Forecasters anticipate a “strong” geomagnetic storm later on Saturday, ranked a 3 out of 5 on the severity scale from NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center. The forecast co

Northern Lights may be putting on a show over the weekend for the northern areas of the country. The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) has issued a Geomagnetic Storm Watch for the northern hemisphere for October 3rd through the 5th.

The sun is reaching the peak of its current solar cycle, and experts predict Arizonans' chances of joining in on the fun of the northern lights.

A massive solar flare, the strongest since 2017, has caused large eruptions that are forecast to cast the dazzling Northern Lights as far south as central United States and New England Friday night and into the weekend,

After an intense solar flare, residents in northern U.S. states may get the rare chance to view the northern lights under clear skies, and capture the event on camera.