"Severe Solar Storm Triggers Northern Lights Show and Lunar Eclipse"

A severe geomagnetic solar storm is currently in progress, with the potential to cause auroras visible as far south as Alabama and Northern California. The storm has been classified as G4 on the NOAA Space Weather Scale, indicating intense geomagnetic activity with potential impacts on power grids, satellite operations, and natural phenomena such as the Northern Lights. The storm's intensity is gauged by the Geomagnetic K-index and is expected to reach Kp-6 levels, offering a rare opportunity to witness the aurora in regions where it's rarely seen. The Space Weather Prediction Center advises staying informed and prepared for potential impacts while appreciating the natural wonders of our universe.