Areas within the boundaries of NOAA’s viewing line include northern Washington, northern Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, northern South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, northern Michigan and northern Maine, in addition to most of Canada and Alaska (see below).

If you want to experience the perspective of the solar cycle and you live in Oregon, you might get a chance Wednesday night.

Parts of the northern United States, including New York, could be in for a Northern Lights show tonight. Here's when you should look up into the sky.

A geomagnetic storm caused by a corneal mass ejection from the sun may cause the northern lights to be visible in more than a dozen states Monday night.

Auroral activity may be seen below the Canadian border on Tuesday night, and there’s a chance the northern lights will become more visible in the coming days as geomagnetic storm conditions likely increase,