The northern lights could be visible from some northern U.S. states, according to a forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, although experts are not predicting any space weather that typically make the lights appear brighter and visible further from the north pole.
The aurora could be visible from some northern states on Thursday night.
NOAA is predicting a Kp index of four out of nine on Thursday, meaning the northern lights could appear brighter and visible with more “motion and formations.”
However, NOAA’s three-day forecast is not predicting any space weather events, which usually make the aurora appear visible from states further south.
WHERE COULD THE NORTHERN LIGHTS BE VISIBLE?
