There is a chance to see the northern lights in Washington on Monday night, although weather could be a limiting factor. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is forecasting geomagnetic ...

Solar storms brought visible auroras to western Washington which started late Thursday and extended into early Friday morning ...

The lights may be visible in Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan.

The northern lights may be visible again after a geomagnetic storm Monday night allowed them to be seen as far south as Texas ...

While most visible in Alaska and Canada, residents from Oregon to New York may also have a chance to view the stunning ...

A geomagnetic storm will cause the aurora borealis to be visible from parts of the United States and most of Canada on ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted the northern lights may be back in Washington and they did ...

Auroras are visible near the Earth's poles in both hemispheres. In the northern hemisphere, they are called the aurora ...

The lights may be the most visible in Canada and Alaska, but states from Washington to New York may be in the viewline.

People in Canada and northern U.S. cities like Seattle and Minneapolis may see faint auroras late Thursday night and into ...

While most visible in Alaska and Canada, residents from Oregon to New York may also have a chance to view the stunning phenomena known as the Auroras Borealis ... that the aurora will be brighter ...