Northern lights could also be seen in these 14 US States on June 25


Excellent news aurora chasers! We could be in for a deal with tonight (June 25), as a stream of photo voltaic wind from a coronal gap on the solar is forecast to spark G1 to G2 (Minor to Reasonable) geomagnetic storms, doubtlessly triggering aurora seen throughout 14 U.S. States.

In keeping with NOAA’s House Climate Prediction Middle (SWPC), the Kp index — a measure of geomagnetic exercise — is forecast to peak at 5.67, qualifying as a average G2 storm. (Kp is a measurement of geomagnetic exercise, with an index that ranges from 0 to 9; larger Kp signifies stronger auroral exercise.) These situations might push the auroral oval far sufficient south to be glimpsed on the northern horizon in states like New York, Oregon, and South Dakota, particularly from dark-sky places with minimal mild air pollution.



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