The magnetic storm that produced Northern Lights over Alabama and other states could continue through the weekend, with possible impacts on communication, GPS, power grids and more. The National ...

A solar storm was hitting the Earth on Sunday, but could it mean that Alabama gets another chance to see the Northern Lights tonight? It’s looking less likely as of Sunday morning, according to ...

SWPC labels the geomagnetic storm alert a "G4", which has allowed Alabama to see the beautiful sights in the past. Cameras will capture the northern lights at their best on Sunday night/Monday at ...

The northern lights can be seen most clearly at night in the dark away from the bright lights of a city, according to NOAA. The weather agency notes that moonlight can also diminish the appearance of ...

Americans in many of the northern states and some in the lower Midwest will likely see the aurora borealis. But lights may be seen as far south as Alabama, according to the federal agency.

A powerful eruption from the sun is expected to supercharge the northern lights on Thursday evening, making colorful sky shows visible potentially as far south as Alabama and Northern California.

NOAA has issued a rare severe geomagnetic storm watch, which can result in the 'spectacular displays of aurora' Getty The northern lights may be viewable as far south as Alabama this weekend ...

down to Northern California and even Alabama, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said. “This is going to be a great night to view the lights where skies are clear,” Shawn ...

the auroras were visible as far south as Alabama and west to northern California following a severe geomagnetic solar storm with at least five flares with ejections. Auroras are ribbons of light ...

with the northern lights potentially visible as far south as Alabama to Northern California, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Prediction Center.