You can watch the northern lights from Finland, courtesy of Northern Lights Alert. Experience the northern lights from the glass igloo hotel Lyngen North in northern Norway. Located by the Lyngenfjord on the Spåkenes peninsula, the hotel is in a prime location for aurora viewing opportunities.

A geomagnetic storm expected to hit the Northern Hemisphere overnight will increase the possibility of the aurora borealis being visible "as far south as Alabama to northern California."

A strong geomagnetic storm could interact with Earth's atmosphere within the next 24 hours, bringing the potential for northern lights much further south in the U.S.

The northern lights glowed across much of the United States last night. Is the aurora borealis returning to Ohio tonight? What to know.

Missed the jaw-dropping auroras earlier this week? Another window to catch the northern lights is here, and though geomagnetic conditions are calmer, the show could still stretch farther south than usual on Jan.

A powerful geomagnetic storm is expected to push the aurora borealis farther south than usual, with viewing opportunities after dark Monday into early Tuesday.

The northern lights have been shining over Michigan this week, when they aren't blocked by winter weather. What to expect tonight.

Those who missed the surprise Northern Lights display in November got another chance on January 19. And after that show, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting the Aurora Borealis might still be visible on Tuesday, January 20, in the northernmost U.S.

Several people sent in their pictures after the Northern Lights appeared Tuesday night. The lights were visible in much of Canada and North America, and two residents from Lackawanna and Luzerne counties were able to capture them across the sky.