Americans in the northernmost parts of the continental U.S. could see the northern lights on Sunday, as the National Oceanic ...

They are: Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North ... the aurora borealis should begin to fade, according to NOAA's forecast. Unable to view our graphics? Click here to see them.

This year is going to be a big one for northern lights fans. According to NASA, the sun recently reached a peak in its ...

The northern lights, known as the aurora ... to see the northern lights? The northern lights are only visible when it's dark out. Since many of the best places to see them are so far north that ...

Several states across the northern U.S. have an opportunity to see aurora ... northern lights, as a view line—marking a minimal chance to see the lights—dropping below the Canadian border.

Normally, you'd have to head to Norway, Finland, or Iceland to see the northern lights, but although those destinations are well worth visiting, there are also some lesser-known aurora-viewing ...

As the Earth is buffeted by a stream escaping from a hole in the sun, those in the northernmost states may be in for a treat.

People in several northern U.S. states may be able to see aurora borealis ... may be able to see the northern lights on Tuesday. Washington, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan ...

The Aurora Sky Station, perched high above the mountains, is a must-visit ... borealis. The town's location under the auroral oval makes it one of the best places to spot the lights in North America.

Displays of the northern lights—also called the aurora borealis ... around the North Pole at about 66-69 degrees north latitudes—the Arctic Circle. The best places to see them are Alaska ...

The aurora borealis is notoriously difficult to see the further south you go. And even in the north, people in the city and suburbs likely won't see it at all due to light pollution. If you want ...

The northern lights will be most visible in Alaska on Sunday, according to NOAA (see map below). While there’s a lower likelihood of seeing the aurora borealis in the continental U.S., NOAA ...