You Might Catch the Northern Lights This Weekend If You Live in One of These States

After hitting a large solar fire in the direction of the sun, it is projected to hit the world this evening. In addition to a potential radio darkness, Aurora Borealis may bring a bright demonstration on parts of North America.

National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predict The Northern Lights will appear from early Monday, Saturday in northern regions in North America on Friday. The sky of the sky in North Canada and Alaska, Auroral Screen, North Wisconsin, North Wisconsin, North Wisconsin, North Wisconsin and North Maine have a chance to spot him.

NOAA’s Aurora forecast appears on the map, map, map, map, aurora brightness and place in the magnetic pole of the earth, appear on the map, showing brightness and place in the magnetic pole. Green areas slip in red where Aurora is expected to be closer.

Geomagnetic storms trigger auroras on earth when the sun produces large light displays in the sky, communicating with the sun’s atmosphere in the sky.

Recently, the Sun was shot in the increase in strong sunscreen, including solar sunscapes and coronal mass shots, because the sun reaches the period of activity that continues to the highest level of activity. This week, a strong G3 storm on Wednesday triggered Auroras followed between US parts another G3 on Thursday.

How to see the Northern Lights

Northern lights cannot be seen in the daytime hours. Instead, the light show of nature is best seen between 10 and 2 hours and 2 hours, and at the same time, you should try to move as much as possible from the source of any artificial light.

Check to prepare this weekend NOAA’s 30-minute forecast pageEnsuring up to 30 to 90 minutes forecast of the location and intensity of auroras.