Skywatchers in up to 18 U.S. states could witness auroras in the coming days as a "moderate" geomagnetic storm rocks Earth's magnetic field, starting on Friday (June 13). On Wednesday (June 11 ...

A severe solar storm may supercharge the northern lights from Friday through the weekend, with a chance to see auroras as far south in the U.S. as Alabama.

As of Friday afternoon, the storm is still registered at a level 4 magnitude capable of extending the northern lights to most of the US. 5 The sun is undergoing a magnetic flip that began in 2019 ...

Solar storm has potential to disrupt satellites, power grid Don't expect anything like that this time around. “We are not anticipating that," Dahl said Friday.

This is the most intense solar storm recorded in more than two decades. The last G5 event—the most extreme category of such storms—occurred in October 2003 and caused electricity issues in ...

In this time-lapse provided by Fox Weather, Friday night's solar storms were in full view in the night skies above Hansville, Wash. Credit: Greg Johnso/SkunkBayWeather.com ...

Planet Earth is getting rocked by the biggest solar storm in decades. Late Friday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration declared that the Earth was experiencing a G5, or "Extreme ...

For instance, a solar storm that was supposed to hit this past Friday was delayed by 48 hours. Advertisement As of Wednesday morning, NOAA had issued a severe geomagnetic storm watch for Thursday ...