Northern Lights to illuminate skies over many U.S. states including Alaska, Washington, Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota.

The NBC Connecticut StormTracker meteorologists are keeping an eye on the impact of geomagnetic activity and the chance of seeing the North Lights in Connecticut on Thursday night. Geomagnetic activity has reached moderate activity and the Space Weather Prediction Center aurora forecast shows the Northern Lights could be visible just to our north.

Where Will The Northern Lights Be Visible? It’s hard to predict where the Northern Lights will show up, but they may be the most visible Thursday night in Canada and Alaska, acc

Several Midwestern and Mideast states may get a chance to see the northern lights this evening thanks to an incoming geomagnetic storm.

While most visible in Alaska and Canada, residents from Washington to New York may also have a chance to view the Auroras Borealis on Thursday night.

The Northern Lights (aurora borealis) may be seen in the continental U.S. after space weather forecasters predicted favorable geomagnetic storm conditions.

There is the possibility that parts of the UK will be able to see the northern lights tonight, with the exact time being confirmed by the Met Office