Northern Lights

There is a possibility that you will be able to see the northern lights from Connecticut tonight. The Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska Fairbanks forecast is for high auroral activity. For the best chances to see aurora borealis, get away from city lights and look north between 10 p.m. Thursday and 3 a.m. Friday. Get the Aurora forecast…

The northern lights danced across the skies of Washington state and Montana over the weekend.

According to the University of Alaska Fairbanks, auroral activity will be high this weekend from Portland, Oregon, to New York with the Northern Lights visible low on the horizon as far south as central Illinois.

People in parts of northern New England were able to see the northern lights on Monday night, and there is a slight chance of seeing them tonight in Connecticut.   Aurora borealis are a rare sight in Connecticut. They are the result of electrons colliding with Earth’s upper atmosphere, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Space Weather...

There is a slight chance that the glow form the Nortern Lights will be visible in Connecticuttonight.

Three photographers used weather balloons to send cameras into the stratosphere and capture breathtaking images of the Northern Lights. Autumn Schrock and Nate Luebbe, who produced the documentary “Light Side Up,” talked to LX News about hurdles they overcame to make their “crazy idea” a sensational reality.

There was a change in the forecast and there is a better chance tonight that people in parts of Connecticut could get the rare chance to see the Northern Lights tonight. It comes at a time when we will have clearer skies. There was a change in the forecast late Wednesday, taking the better chance to see the Northern Lights…

There is a chance that people in parts of Connecticut could get the rare chance to see the Northern Lights tonight after a change in the forecast late last night and it comes at a time when we will have clearer skies.

The Northern Lights could make a rare appearance over Connecticut on Wednesday evening.

There is a possibility that people here in parts of Connecticut could get the rare chance to see the Northern Lights tonight or tomorrow night if clouds don’t get in the way. The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, are the result of electrons colliding with the Earth’s atmosphere near the North Pole, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

There is a possibility that the aurora borealis could be visible from northern Connecticut over the next couple of nights unless clouds get in the way.

Take a look at the sky in Finland as the Northern Lights put on a show.