northern lights

Wednesday night, the Northern Hemisphere was treated to a unique showing of light which was seen as far as Southern Idaho, and we have pictures to prove it.

The Aurora Borealis is going to be out in full force tonight across the Northern Hemisphere, and that means you could see it in Idaho.

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A retired journalist in Finland contacted our company and sent some pictures of the Aurora Borealis taken around the same time the phenomenon was seen in Washington State and northern Idaho earlier this week.

Some incredible footage was shared on October 12, 2021, from KREM 2 News. It shows a series of photographs of the lights taken in eastern Washington and northern Idaho.

For many of us who keep a mental bucket list of things we want to see and do before we die, the Aurora Borealis ("Northern Lights") is at the top of a lot of these lists.

I fear that this close to Christmas that the many well-lit houses in our area might outshine the lights on the horizon.

We also need to ask ourselves why we think we’re interesting.

The further you are away from light sources, such as street lights and lit buildings, the easier it will be to view the northern lights.

The Northern Lights could be visible tonight, September 1st, in Idaho!

Even though it has happened a few times already since I moved to Idaho, it still surprises me that the Northern Lights can become visible at times in Idaho.

We would see dancing lights in the sky. My buddy was an astronomer and meteorologist.

In case you missed it, there was quite a show in the sky a few nights ago. Thanks to an incoming solar storm, the northern lights were visible in many parts of Idaho. One photographer captured some amazing pics over Craters of the Moon.

It isn't very often that the Northern Lights make it down to Twin Falls, but it does happen.

I wouldn't call it likely, but it's definitely possible that the Northern Lights will be visible over Idaho on Christmas.

ABC News is reporting that a powerful solar storm will be hitting Earth tonight. It's rated as a strong G3 solar storm which may not be great news for satellites, but shouldn't cause serious harm to the electrical grid. The good news part of this is it may mean a spectacular sky view tonight.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Meteorologists say a powerful solar flare that struck the Earth arrived too soon before dark to make the Northern Lights visible in the Northern Rockies.

The spectacular lights of the aurora borealis are rarely seen outside the Arctic Circle, but fierce solar activity might soon send them southward. The continental US, Japan, and even Mediterranean Europe may all get a taste of the northern lights.