Northern lights could be visible from Northeast Ohio Thursday night: How to watch

A surge of solar activity may send auroras south Thursday night, giving skywatchers in Northeast Ohio a rare chance to see the northern lights.

Minnesotans could see the northern lights Thursday. Here's where you'll have the best chance to see them

Some Minnesotans caught a glimpse of the northern lights Wednesday, and despite some cloud cover, there could be a chance to see them again Thursday night.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says they're expecting a strong geomagnetic storm,

Northern lights could appear tonight in Upstate NY. Here’s how to watch the cosmic glow

Head into the darkness if you want the best chance to see the neon skies. Avoid as much light pollution as possible and find a clear view of the horizon facing north. Popular spots include dark sky territory like the Adirondacks and clear horizons like Lake Ontario or Northern New York bordering Lake Champlain.

How To Take Great Northern Lights Photos With A Phone — By An Expert

Pro tips to shoot tonight’s Northern Lights on smartphones, manual and 360 cameras, with exact settings — plus what a G3 storm means and where to get the latest forecast.
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