One day after the skies over Massachusetts glowed pink and green from the northern lights, here's what forecasters said about it happening again on Friday.

NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center says there may be another chance to see the northern lights on Friday night.

Although NOAA predicted the aurora would be visible as far south as northern Utah on Thursday night, some Arizonans in areas with low light pollution were able to catch a glimpse. Many residents shared the rare sight of pink and purple beams over the desert skies on social media.

Another day of coronal mass ejections from the sun is expected to produce a "severe" geomagnetic storm, leaving parts of Earth's skies glowing with aurora.

Amazing auroras sparked by a solar storm set the world abuzz this week as colorful glowing lights radiated into the skies.

This weekend could provide some people in the northern U.S. with a low chance of seeing the Northern Lights following a strong showing earlier this week.

The aurora borealis lit up parts of the Northern California sky on Thursday night and KRON4 viewers were able to capture some spectacular images of nature’s lightshow. A series of unusually strong solar storms hit the Earth Thursday,