Northern Lights Possible Thursday Night
With four coronal mass ejections (CMEs) on the way to Earth Thursday into Thursday Night, the northern lights are expected to shine as we head through Thursday Night in the skies above Minnesota, with potential viewing chances into parts of the central and southern United States. For many areas across central and southern Minnesota, mainly clear skies with passing clouds are expected before clouds start to increase toward Friday's sunrise.
This is expected cloud cover around Midnight Thursday Night - which is when NOAA has the start of the highest KP numbers for aurora potential. Again, the best chance of clearer skies will be across central and southern Minnesota, with a few more clouds expected up north.
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