🌌 NORTHERN LIGHTS UPDATE (Nov 11 – 13, 2025) Aurora activity is expected to ramp up Tuesday night (Nov 11) with a minor to moderate (G1–G2) storm possible, but the main event looks to arrive Wednesday night into early Thursday (Nov 12 – 13) when a strong to severe (G3–G4) geomagnetic storm is forecast. That means the Northern Lights could be visible much farther south than normal — across much of the northern U.S., possibly into the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and even the Carolinas under clear skie

NORTHERN LIGHTS UPDATE NOVEMBER 12th Did you miss the northern lights last night? Fear not, we’re expecting another round tonight as we await the impact of another solar eruption. #northernlights #aurora #astronomy #spaceweather #space

The northern lights going wild right above our cabin on Svalbard 🫶🏻🥹❤️ #svalbard #cabinlife #northernlights #aurora

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A major G4 to G5 geomagnetic storm is expected to hit Earth today. G5 is the highest the scale goes. This could bring the Northern Lights extremely far south (last night's G4 reached Texas), but there's a catch. We won't know if the storm is a