northern lights

The Space Weather Prediction Center offered an optimistic forecast for the Northern Lights, saying a geomagnetic storm could produce an aurora borealis that may stretch above Upstate New York on Tuesday, March 4.

The Northern Lights are expected to appear in the New York skies very soon. Here's the best times to catch them.

Looks like New York will have more than a dazzling fireworks display overhead on New Year's Eve.

A strong geomagnetic storm could give New York another look at the Northern Lights on New Year's Eve.

Another chance to catch the aurora borealis happens this week and the skies are looking cloud free!

The strongest chance to see the aurora borealis since early May is this weekend. Where in New York will you be able to see it?

Get ready for another blitz of auroral activity - unfortunately, only certain parts of the state will be able to watch the show. At least for now.

The "monster sunspot" that produced historic auroras nationwide a few weeks ago is set to give planet Earth another show this week.

We were promised some of the strongest Northern Lights in 20 years and Mother Nature didn't disappoint. At least not in part of New York State where the skies weren't covered in clouds.

Central New York is in for a real treat this year. Chances are extremely high we'll have numerous chances to see the Northern Lights.

Get the camera ready. The strongest Northern Lights in nearly 20 years could light up the New York sky Mother's Day weekend.

Your chances of seeing the Northern Lights in New York are skyrocketing in the next few months.