Get ready for a spectacular sky show! The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, could be visible across 16 states, including Wisconsin, on August 18 and 19. This rare celestial event offers a unique opportunity for sky gazers and photographers to witness one of nature’s most stunning light displays right from their backyard.
Where and When to See the Northern Lights
Experts predict that the aurora borealis will be visible in the night sky on August 18 and 19, spanning from the northern Midwest down to parts of the Northeast and Northwest. Wisconsin residents are in for a treat, with forecasts suggesting strong chances of visibility, especially in areas away from city lights.
Tips for Viewing
If you want the best aurora experience, head to a dark, open area with minimal light pollution. Bring a camera and check local forecasts for cloud cover. The best viewing times are usually between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time.
Don’t miss your chance to catch this dazzling natural phenomenon!
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