Parts of Northern California could see the northern lights this week due to a severe geomagnetic storm predicted by the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. Space weather forecasters at the center ...

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AND YOU CAN SEE IT’S GETTING CLOSE TO NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. SO AGAIN, THAT LINE IS NOT A FAST AND FIRM IDEA OF WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO SEE IT. YOU WILL PROBABLY BE ABLE TO SEE IT BELOW THAT LINE.

Northern Californians are advised to look up at the night sky this weekend to possibly catch a dazzling aurora borealis display — if the conditions are right. What is causing the northern lights ...

WATCH HOW IT KIND OF WORKS ITS WAY BACK INTO NORTHERN CALIFORNIA BOTH SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. SO THOSE ARE GOING TO BE TARGETED DAYS WHERE WE HAVE MORE HOT WEATHER AHEAD. NOW THE RIDGE WILL SLOWLY ...

Back in May, Northern California, including the Bay Area, was treated to a rare and stunning aurora display. This time around, it’s unlikely, at this point, the Bay Area will be that lucky.

The skies over Northern California could be aglow with color this weekend, as the renowned northern lights, aka the aurora borealis, are expected to be visible across northern U.S. states.

Shawn Dahl, service coordinator for the Space Weather Prediction Center, told the San Francisco Chronicle, "seeing the aurora in far Northern California is certainly possible" if severity is on the ...