NOAA is forecasting a turbulent solar wind of Saturday, Feb. 14 (Valentine's Day) and Sunday, Feb. 15, with displays of the aurora borealis possible in northern states.

Tonight, a weak front will sit across Central Alabama, making it mostly clear and still chilly with patchy fog developing. Expect low visibility at times. Lows will range in the lower to upper 40s.

Earth is currently under bombardment from one of the most powerful geomagnetic storm categories the Sun can unleash. Thanks to a giant eruption on the Sun and a large opening in its atmosphere, we're ...

The aurora borealis from Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, Canada. (Photo by: Alan Dyer /VW PICS/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Update, April 16, 2025: Earth is experiencing a strong ...

Strong solar activity is setting the stage for a rare spectacle in American skies, with forecasters warning that auroras could spill far beyond their usual Arctic haunts and into the northern United ...

DECATUR, Ill. (WAND) - Tonight's auroral activity coincides with two X-class solar flares that escaped from the Sun this past Sunday and Monday. These flares are the result of coronal mass ejections, ...

You'll need a clear view of the northern sky with minimal-to-no light pollution for the chance to see the northern lights on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025. You'll need a clear view of the northern sky with ...

On Valentine's Day 2026, a significant solar storm will enhance the visibility of the Aurora Borealis across 12 US states, drawing travelers' interest. Hotels in key areas report high occupancy as sky ...