Aurora Borealis

There's a chance that the Northern Lights will be visible from the northern parts of Missouri Monday night.

Thanks to an extreme solar storm, the Northern Lights are visible even to the naked eye over Missouri Tuesday night.

NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a watch for a severe solar storm that could mean Northern Lights will be visible over Missouri this week.

A huge solar storm could mean that the Northern Lights will be visible over Missouri Monday night, but that's a big maybe.

Thanks to a double eruption from the sun, the Northern Lights could be visible as far south as Illinois starting Tuesday night.

After a crack appeared in the atmosphere, the Northern Lights were visible over parts of Missouri Friday night and might be visible Saturday night, too.

Will it happen again Friday? It's possible, but here's a word of caution.

Experts are saying it could be as spectacular over Missouri and Illinois as the incredible display that happened back in May.

Thanks to a major incoming solar storm, the Northern Lights MIGHT be visible over Missouri and Illinois.

Early Thursday morning, there was yet another surprise as red auroras were clearly viewable in many locations over Missouri thanks to a sudden solar storm.