The aurora borealis was seen across the country in October, but if you were tracking where you could view the northern lights, much of the prediction didn’t include states below Wyoming.

Colorado is expected to receive an Aurora Borealis light show tonight, October 10, and tomorrow night, October 11. It will be the second time the northern lights have hit Colorado in 2024 and the first showing since the spectacular display on May 10 and 11.

Northern lights dazzled skies across Colorado on Thursday. As the geomagnetic storm weakens, there’s a chance you could catch the colors Friday, too.

Thousands of Colorado residents took to social media on Thursday night and on Friday morning to share their views of the aurora borealis (northern lights) that were visible with the naked eye.

Colorado’s night sky could be in for yet another light show tonight thanks to the arrival of a severe geomagnetic storm. The aurora borealis — informally referred to as the northern lights — is

The aurora borealis, aka the northern lights, were visible throughout much of northern Colorado on Thursday night as a severe geomagnetic storm sent coronal mass ejections toward Earth.

States close to the Canadian border will have a chance at seeing the northern lights Wednesday nights, as space weather conditions likely die down leading into the weekend, according to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecast.