The Northern Lights may appear in up to 14 states tonight due to a "severe" solar storm. Find out how to see them.
Some individuals go far to witness the aurora borealis. Tonight, the Northern Lights may illuminate regions of the U.S.
After spotting a huge coronal mass ejection (CME) the day before, the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
(SWPC) issued a "severe" geomagnetic storm advisory on March 24, USA Today writes.
The agency gave the event a "G4", the second-highest rating.
Sunday saw the first waves of charged solar particles strike Earth, bringing potential sightings to the lower 48 states.
According to SWPC forecasts, these conditions will last till Monday night.