21 U.S. States Set to Experience Viewings of Northern Lights This Weekend

This weekend, skywatchers across the United States may have the chance to witness the Northern Lights as a significant geomagnetic storm is anticipated. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts a G3-class storm will hit on March 23, 2025, potentially allowing for stunning views of the aurora borealis across 21 states, including areas as far south as Nebraska and Indiana. A fast-moving coronal mass ejection from the sun, expected to reach Earth by early Sunday, will enhance the auroral displays. With optimal viewing conditions projected for March 22-23 between 10 PM and 2 AM, observers are encouraged to seek dark, open skies away from urban light pollution. Additionally, conditions may be particularly favorable due to the Russell-McPherron effect, which occurs around the equinox, increasing the likelihood of vibrant displays. As excitement builds, enthusiasts are reminded that while forecasts are promising, the nature of auroras remains unpredictable.

21 U.S. States Set to Experience Viewings of Northern Lights This Weekend

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