The northern lights are visible in the mid-Michigan sky tonight, and viewers have been sending us a lot of pictures. Check out some below and send yours our way! 6 News staff was even able to see it from the station!

The northern lights may be viewable again Friday night, but there is less confidence in the strength of the geomagnetic storm and resultant vibrancy. This map below, from the Space Weather Prediction Center, shows how the Kp and G index correlate to how far south the northern lights could be visible.

A large chunk of northern U.S. states could get a glimpse at the northern lights on Thursday night, according to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecast, which predicts a strong showing of the natural phenomenon amid a potentially severe geomagnetic storm.

A strong geomagnetic storm is primed to hit Earth, driving the northern lights as far south as Kansas and the Ohio Valley.

In the United States, plenty of Americans should have an opportunity Thursday to witness auroras dancing across the night sky.

A severe geomagnetic storm is heading right for us, bringing with it the chance of auroras across the United States tonight and tomorrow. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center issued a "severe" (G4) geomagnetic storm watch yesterday after a coronal mass ejection (CME) erupted from the sun's surface.

BOSTON - The northern lights could put once again put on a show in Massachusetts tonight and Friday night, according to the latest aurora forecast. You could say New England is becoming the "new Iceland.

A strong solar storm has brought a brilliant eruption of the Northern Lights that could rival the dazzling global display of May 10.