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Tamara Jones

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Double Northern Lights Alert! 🌌

Northern lights fans, this is not a drill—Mother Nature’s putting on a two-night aurora show! If you’re in the northern US or Alaska, look up on July 1 for a rare back-to-back northern lights sighting. Want Insta-worthy pics? Set your phone’s ISO to 800-1600, shutter speed to 10-20 seconds, and focus on infinity. Pro tip: get away from city lights for the best view. Who’s ready to chase the aurora? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #NatureShow #Science

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Jessica Hodge

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10 States on Aurora Watch Tonight!

Heads up, skywatchers! A massive coronal hole on the sun is sending high-speed solar winds our way, and that means the northern lights could be visible in the U.S. tonight. If you’re in Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, Michigan (Upper Peninsula), Wisconsin, Maine, Idaho, or Washington, you might catch the show. Pro tip: head somewhere dark, face north, and use your phone camera—it can spot faint auroras your eyes might miss! Apps like My Aurora Forecast are clutch for alerts. Who’s staying up late for this? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Skywatching #Science

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Michael Flores

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Aurora Alert: Northern Lights Tonight?

A wild 'hole' in the sun is shooting charged particles our way, and it could mean epic northern lights visible from 15 US states tonight! If you’re in the northern US, look up after sunset—Alaska and Canada will get the best show, but places from New York to Idaho might catch those glowing skies too. The storm isn’t the strongest, but it’s enough for some serious aurora action. Who else is staying up for this light show? #AuroraBorealis #NorthernLights #SpaceWeather #Science

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Jessica Hodge

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Northern Lights Are Back—Tonight!

Aurora alert! The northern lights are making a rare encore across 15 U.S. states tonight. If you’re in Alaska, the northern Midwest, or even as far as New York or Maine, look up between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. for a shot at that magical sky show. Pro tip: get away from city lights and head north for the best view. This is your chance to catch those Insta-worthy colors before the storm chills out tomorrow! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SkyWatch #Science

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Michael Flores

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Northern Lights Alert: 8 States on Watch!

Northern lights might be making a surprise appearance tonight in 8 lucky states along the Canadian border! If you’re in Alaska, North Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Washington, or Idaho, you could catch the aurora between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Pro tip: head somewhere dark and bring a tripod if you want those Insta-worthy shots. No wild solar storms this time, but it’s still a rare chance to see the sky light up! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #SkyWatch #Science

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Steven Arnold

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Last night, I had a magical moment where I thought I was witnessing the Northern Lights.

🌌 Last night, I had a magical moment where I thought I was witnessing the Northern Lights. I couldn't help but share a photo I took just before. I had heard that there was a possibility of seeing the Aurora Borealis due to recent geomagnetic storms in California. So, when I saw the sky turn a beautiful shade of pink during my evening stroll, I thought I had hit the jackpot! 💫 🏟️ However, upon closer inspection, I realized that the changing colors were actually caused by the lights of Levi's Stadium reflecting off the clouds. It may not have been the Aurora, but it was still a peaceful and soothing experience wandering through the quiet neighborhood with my tripod late at night, admiring the ever-changing clouds. 🌈 In moments like these, nature has a way of surprising us and reminding us of its beauty. 🌌✨ Hashtags: #cloudcanvas #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #LevisStadium #California #NightSky #MagicalMoment #Nature'sBeauty #Clouds

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martinezlaura

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Northern Lights Alert: 18 States on Watch!

Heads up, aurora chasers! A solar storm is shaking things up, and the northern lights might dip way farther south than usual tonight and this weekend. If you’re in one of these 18 states (think Alaska, Montana, Michigan, Vermont, and even as far as Massachusetts), you could catch a rare sky show—clouds and city lights permitting. Pro tip: Find a dark, north-facing spot around 1-2 a.m. and check an aurora app for live updates. Who’s staying up for this? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Skywatching #Science

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martinezlaura

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Northern Lights Alert: 15 States in the Glow!

Northern lights fans, tonight’s your shot! NOAA says a geomagnetic storm could light up the skies in 15 states, from Washington to Maine. Best viewing is 10pm-2am—just get away from city lights and look north. Pro tip: snap pics with a wide-angle lens or use night mode on your phone. This year’s aurora activity is wild—apparently, it’s the strongest in 500 years! Who’s staying up for the show? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Stargazing #Science

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Patrick Simmons

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Northern Lights Alert: 10 States in the Glow!

Aurora chasers, this weekend is your shot! The northern lights could be visible in up to 10 states Saturday night, thanks to some serious solar activity. If you’re in Alaska, the northern parts of Washington, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, or Maine, look up between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. for your best chance. Pro tip: find dark, clear skies and bring your camera—night mode on your phone is a must! Miss it? Sunday night might be even better! #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Stargazing #Science

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Jessica Hodge

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Northern Lights Alert: Look Up This Weekend!

Skywatchers, this is not a drill! The Northern Lights are set to put on a show across parts of the US this weekend. If you’re in Alaska, Canada, or states like Washington, Montana, Idaho, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, or North Dakota, you might catch those magical colors lighting up the night. Pro tip: Head out of the city between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. for the best view. Who’s up for a late-night adventure? #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Skywatching #Science

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