PHOTOS: Northern Lights Visible Further South Than Normal, Thanks To Solar Ejection
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- The Northern Lights are putting on quite the show this week, visible for many not so far outside of the Twin Cities metro area.
We can thank a recent solar ejection. Particles from the sun are tearing through Earth's magnetic field, creating a colorful light show.
NOAA calls this a G2 on its five-point scale, which means people can see it at lower latitudes than normal.
This phenomenon is expected to continue Tuesday night and Wednesday, but it's not clear if Minnesotans will be able to see it as far south as last night.
