Kentucky, Northern Lights
Much of Kentucky saw the northern lights Thursday night. See some of the photos
A severe geomagnetic storm brought the northern lights to Fayette County and other parts of Kentucky Thursday night. Want your photo included? Email it to Managing Editor Alex Valentine at Avalentine@herald-leader, along with your name and where the photos were taken.
Astronomy professor explains why Northern Lights were visible from Kentucky
Last night, the Aurora Borealis put on a show in the Kentucky sky, and many LEX 18 viewers sent us incredible shots from near and far.
Will the Northern Lights be visible in Kentucky, Indiana again Friday night?
According to NOAA, the best areas of the United States to view the Northern Lights tonight are anywhere from the Upper Midwest to Great Lakes and the Northern Rockies. Louisville and the rest of central Kentucky and southern Indiana are in a "low" chance to see the Northern Lights.
Were you able to see the northern lights in Kentucky? These people did
People around the country, including in Kentucky, were able to see the northern lights on Thursday evening with some viewers capturing images of them and posting them to social media. A social media user named Neil Javins posted pictures on X, formerly Twitter, and said the northern lights were "Absolutely unbelievable to witness."
Northern lights make an appearance in Kentucky
The northern lights made an appearance last night in South Central Kentucky. Here are some photos across the region.
The Northern Lights will be visible in parts of Kentucky and Indiana. Here's when
Thanks to the changing seasons and solar flares from the sun, Northern Lights will be on display in our area Thursday night.
Northern lights could visit Kentucky
A strong geomagnetic storm could cause the northern lights to be viewable as far south as Kentucky tonight. The best chance to view the lights with the naked eye will be north of cities like Kansas City,
Another – better – chance to see northern lights in Kentucky, Indiana is coming
The best times for viewing will be between 9 p.m., immediately after sunset, and 2 a.m. Your best chance to see it will be away from city lights. And good news, skies will be clear. The current storms are almost as strong as the one back in May that dazzled the skies in west Louisville, Bardstown and more.
Why Could We See the Northern Lights in Kentucky
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Geomagnetic storm could bring northern lights to Kentucky, hinder hurricane relief efforts
If skies are clear, SWPC said the northern lights could be visible as far south as Alabama and northern California.
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Will Northern Lights be visible again Friday night?
The Northern Lights brought a stunning show to Indiana and Kentucky overnight. Many people were able to capture photos of the Aurora with its vibrant pink and green hues. A strong geomagnetic storm is ...