- If forecasts hold, observers in the U.S. will likely not have as good a chance to see the northern lights Saturday night.
- Observers should try to get a look at the northern lights between the hours of 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. using high vantage points.
- Auroral activity has tapered off since then and is expected to decrease even more by 2027, making this year one of the best opportunities to get a glimpse of the northern lights as more time passes from the peak of the solar cycle.
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