Last week, an unexpected solar storm brought a Northern Lights show to photographers in northern latitudes. But, if you missed last week’s show, you could have another chance as the sun acts up (again), increasing the possibility of seeing the aurora tonight, November 11, and into the early morning hours of November 12.
A coronal mass ejection is expected to impact Earth between Nov. 11-12, according to forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Met Office. While originally predicted as a G2 storm, the forecast has been upgraded to a G3 with KP levels as high as 7.33.
