May’s dazzling spectacles caught out many people but experts expect more displays this week
The Northern Lights could return with a vengeance over Lancashire this week as solar activity spikes - but their visibility will depend on clear skies.
"Eruptions close to this window will have the best odds of producing a geomagnetic storm and enhanced aurora display here on Earth," said Ryan French, a solar physicist at the National Solar Observatory in Boulder, Colorado, reports NorthWalesLive. So, keep your eyes on the skies between Tuesday and Thursday and you might just catch a glimpse of this amazing natural phenomenon.
So what are the chances of seeing more solar fireworks in Lancashire? Dr French suspects June's auroras will not be quite as intense.
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