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Northern Lights Forecast: Up To 10 States Could See The Aurora Saturday Night

Forecasts suggest the Northern Lights may be visible across up to 10 U.S. states this Saturday night.

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Geomagnetic storms are expected to make the Aurora Borealis visible in parts of the United States this weekend. Forbes reports that up to 10 states could see the lights on Saturday night, while Bölüm Sonu Canavarı notes visibility may extend to nine states on Monday.

Coverage from marthastewart.com focuses on when viewers should look up to spot the phenomenon. Patch reports that NOAA has updated its solar wind tracking to improve the accuracy of these Northern Lights forecasts.

Future visibility depends on the progression of geomagnetic storms and the updated tracking provided by NOAA.

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How many states might see the aurora on Saturday?

According to Forbes, up to 10 states could see the Northern Lights on Saturday night.

What is NOAA doing to improve forecasts?

NOAA has updated its solar wind tracking to enhance Northern Lights forecasts, according to Patch.

Is the aurora expected to be visible on Monday?

Bölüm Sonu Canavarı reports that geomagnetic storms may extend visibility to nine U.S. states on Monday.

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