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Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Possible In 19 States On Monday Night

A solar ejection is approaching Earth, potentially making the Northern Lights visible across 19 U.S. states on Monday night.

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A solar ejection is moving toward Earth, which may trigger a geomagnetic storm. According to reports, the aurora borealis could be visible in 19 U.S. states on Monday night.

Coverage from NOAA, MSN, and Forbes emphasizes a possible G1–G2 geomagnetic storm. The Burlington Free Press specifically notes that Vermont is among the states where the lights may appear, while People.com provides guidance on how to watch the event.

Observers are monitoring the arrival of the solar ejection and the resulting magnetic storm on June 30. India Today is also tracking whether these solar events will produce visible auroras in India.

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Quick answers

Which U.S. states might see the aurora?

Coverage indicates the lights may be visible in 19 states, including Vermont.

What is the predicted strength of the geomagnetic storm?

NOAA forecasts a possible G1–G2 geomagnetic storm.

What caused this event?

The potential aurora and magnetic storm are being triggered by an approaching solar ejection.

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