Keep your eye on the sky tonight here in Nova Scotia, as we’ll have another great chance to see the northern lights.

The northern lights will possibly be visible this evening and tonight in Central California. Check for a break in the clouds, and look toward the northern horizon.

You'll need clear skies to catch the best view of the Northern lights. Forecasters expect Thursday and Friday nights to offer prime viewing.

A coronal mass ejection (CME) erupted from the sun Tuesday and is projected to arrive at Earth sometime on Thursday. CMEs trigger geomagnetic storms which, if they are strong enough, can produce brighter and more active displays of the northern lights that can be seen further south from the pole and even,

Millions of people including New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania residents may get a clear view of the colorful Northern Lights glowing in the sky Thursday night into early Friday morning. A rare severe geomagnetic storm caused by a large solar flare could occur Thursday night,

NOAA has issued a Geomagnetic Storm Watch for Thursday and Friday due to a strong ejection of solar material on the sun's surface, which could cause the northern lights to be visible in lower latitudes.

Conditions will be cold and clear tonight in Connecticut, hopefully giving residents a chance to witness the northern lights.