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A potential display of northern lights could be visible on Christmas Eve in northern U.S. states due to increased solar activity, including solar wind and coronal mass ejections, which enhance aurora visibility especially in darker locations.
A powerful solar storm, likely reaching G2 to G3 levels and possibly G4, is expected to hit Earth, potentially causing spectacular auroras visible farther south than usual across the US and UK, with minor technological disruptions possible.
The northern lights may be visible across 18 U.S. states tonight due to a solar eruption impacting Earth's magnetic field, creating a potential spectacular display of auroras, especially in dark, clear areas.
The NOAA forecasts that residents in seven northern U.S. states and parts of Canada and Alaska may see the Northern Lights tonight, despite no major geomagnetic storms, with the best viewing conditions between 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. local time, especially from high vantage points away from light pollution.