P eople across the U.S. had a chance to see the northern lights Sunday, June 1, and there might be a chance to catch them again tonight in case you missed it.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Northern Lights chasers in some areas of Missouri didn’t have to leave home to see the spectacular sight early Friday morning. The severe solar storm is the strongest in the ...

Missouri saw the Northern Lights thanks to the strongest solar storm in the world in more than five years. Skip to content. FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports.

You’re more likely to see the northern lights in places like Alaska, Canada and Antarctica due to the proximity to Earth’s poles. But they have been spotted in Mexico, closer to Earth’s equator.

People in the northern part of the state have a better chance of getting some aurora action. Fox2Now has a map of where in Missouri you’ll most likely be able to catch the lights. Slideshow ...

Sometimes the northern lights are only visible with the help of a camera. But Tyler Schlitt, a part-time photographer who lives near St. Louis, said by phone that they were already “highly ...

Some parts of Kansas and Missouri could see another display of the northern lights Thursday, Oct. 10 — but you might have to squint. A coronal mass ejection from the sun arrived above the earth ...

The northern lights are usually caused by a coronal mass ejection, or CME, slamming into the Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere, but strangely, solar wind data show no clear signs of a CME ...

okay, so there’s this little possibility of seeing the northern lights on the northern horizon here in kansas city. OF COURSE, MORE OF A LIKELIHOOD. THE FARTHER NORTH YOU GO.

People across the U.S. had a chance to see the northern lights Sunday, June 1, and there might be a chance to catch them again tonight in case you missed it. Northern Lights, also known as aurora ...