NOAA's Space Weather Center Projects Rare Northern Lights Show

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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Space Weather Prediction Center has forecasted a powerful geomagnetic storm for Sunday night, potentially making the northern lights visible across parts of the U.S. The aurora could be seen over much of the northern half of the country, reaching as far south as northern California and Alabama. Space weather officials have detected a solar flare associated with the storm, with National Weather Service offices already capturing photos of the colorful streaks in the sky. The ongoing coronal mass ejection from the sun is causing the geomagnetic storm, which could lead to disruptions in power systems, satellite operations, and radio communications. Despite the weakening of the coronal mass ejection, elevated solar wind conditions could still result in a significant cosmic event, making it a rare opportunity for viewers to witness the stunning natural phenomenon of the northern lights.

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