The forecast for Sunday night gives Alaska and Canada the highest likelihood of seeing the northern lights. Those living above or near the red line seen in the map below could also get a glimpse. If you live further south, your best chance at seeing the aurora may be along the northern horizon after the sun has set.

A potent Geomagnetic storm may be on the way Sunday and Monday. This means we may be able to see the Northern Lights from North Carolina. Take a look at this helpful list of links and images.

The Northern Lights are headed South. Forecasters say more than half of the United States may witness the Aurora Borealis on Monday, June 2, thanks to a powerful solar eruption known as a coronal mass ejection.

Blazes in the provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan have forced thousands to evacuate. Smoke is expected to waft over the U.S. through the weekend.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Northern Lights were seen across much of the northern United States Wednesday Night. G3 geomagnetic conditions were observed, allowing the Northern Lights to be visible ...

With 174 active wildfires burning across Canada, several U.S. states are under air quality alerts due to the traveling smoke from these flames.