While the night sky should be cloud-free again, the northern lights aren’t expected to be as prominent in our skies tonight. Given the ongoing solar storm peaked with G4 conditions last night (and a Kp index of 8) around 10 p.m, the strength of the storm is weakening. It will still be possible to see something, but the view will…

What factors came together to give such a brilliant display of the northern lights last night?

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Here’s a look at the chances to see the northern lights on Friday night, and a look ahead to the rest of the weekend’s weather.

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We’ve got your updated northern lights forecast for Friday night.

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Did you see it? The northern lights? Wow, just wow!  In case you missed it, the northern lights put on a dazzling show across New England Thursday night, with hints of green and pink lighting up the nighttime sky, even here in Greater Boston.  Much of this activity was due to a very high level of geomagnetic activity that originated...

Friday will be mostly sunny after the northern lights were on display Thursday night. Watch the video to see what else to expect.

People throughout New England took photos of the aurora borealis Thursday night.

People across New England were treated to a show in the skies Thursday evening the likes of which haven’t been seen in years. The northern lights were visible across the region amid a geomagnetic storm watch, and people captured some amazing images, like these ones shared with NBC10 Boston: Hunter taking in the view of the Northern Lights in...

If you missed the spectacular showing of the northern lights in May, we’re getting another chance to see them Thursday and Friday Space weather forecasters at NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) have issued a severe (G4) geomagnetic storm watch for Thursday into Friday. Experts are monitoring the sun following a strong X-class solar flare and the resulting coronal...