Canada’s government has put out a “major geomagnetic storm watch” for Thursday and Friday.
The northern lights could brighten up Toronto’s night sky with pink, green and blue hues tonight.
From the tip of Quebec to near the coast of British Columbia, a swath of Canada has a high chance of seeing the aurora borealis this evening. Toronto, and other southernly Ontario cities, sit just on the rim of the viewing range, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), an American scientific agency.
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A strong geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth, increasing chances of seeing the northern lights in all of Canada
There is a “low” chance of seeing the northern lights in areas along the U.S.-Canada border Saturday night.
Go somewhere dark and look up. You might just see something wondrous!
The northern lights may be visible in Canada and the U.S. overnight on Thursday, June 4, through Friday, June 5, after a forecast…
Viewers in some states along the Canadian border might catch the northern lights, according to the National Oceanic and…
States along the U.S.-Canadian border could see the northern lights on Thursday, forecasters at NOAA said.
