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Geomagnetic storm brings dazzling northern lights to U.S. skies
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Last updated: November 12, 2025 11:46 am
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A surge in energized photo voltaic particles hurling in the direction of the Earth is lighting up the skies as far south as Florida with dazzling shows, which meteorologists say is highly effective sufficient to knock out a number of radios.

The crimson, purple and inexperienced hues coloured skies in Alabama, Ohio and Texas, and forecasters on the House Climate Prediction Heart have stated the geomagnetic storm might intensify because the “ultimate and most energetic CME,” which means coronal mass ejection, is but to reach and will attain Earth on Wednesday afternoon.

The northern lights seen over Minneapolis, Minnesota, as a result of a significant geomagnetic storm and heightened photo voltaic exercise.Steven Garcia / Reuters

A CME is an eruption of huge clouds of protons, electrons, and magnetic fields from the Solar’s outer ambiance at very excessive speeds.

When it reaches the Earth’s magnetic subject, additionally referred to as the magnetosphere, it collides with the particles across the planet, producing colourful mild generally known as aurora borealis within the northern hemisphere and aurora australis within the southern hemisphere.

Solar Storm Lights Up Wisconsin Farmland In Rare Aurora Spectacle
The Aurora Borealis lights up the evening sky over Monroe, Wisconsin, on Tuesday.Ross Harried / NurPhoto through Getty Pictures

Shawn Dahl, a forecaster at NOAA’s House Climate Prediction Heart in Boulder, Colorado, stated two CMEs had already reached Earth, leading to a geomagnetic storm which reached G4 — the second-highest ranking on a five-step scale.

The general energy of the magnetic subject from the passing CMEs was “not solely eight instances stronger than what’s regular however can also be favorable in the intervening time for continued exercise,” Dahl stated in a video posted on X.

Forecasters warned the magnetic storm might trigger energy fluctuations, GPS degradation and intermittent disruptions to radios.

The northern lights seen in Athens, Ohio on Tuesday night.
The northern lights seen in Athens, Ohio on Tuesday evening.Ellie Beck-Aden

“Watches at this degree are very uncommon,” the House Climate Prediction Heart stated in an advisory.

“We consider that the ‘coronary heart’ of the present CME — the magnetic cloud — is passing over the Earth and can proceed to take action via the in a single day hours,” the company stated early Wednesday.

With the third, stronger CME anticipated to achieve the Earth on Wednesday, an aurora could possibly be seen even additional south.

Whereas the second-highest degree advisory was nonetheless in impact for one more few hours, Dahl stated it was doable this might attain G5, the very best ranking.

Aurora Borealis Over Minneapolis
The Aurora Borealis over Minneapolis, Minnesota.Steven Garcia / through Reuters
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