Sky-watchers, rejoice.
Sky-watchers have a few chances to view the northern lights in all of their celestial glory this week.
According to the University of Alaska Fairbanks , auroral activity will be highly active on Nov. 10, with displays possible overhead from Inuvik to Thunder Bay, Ontario, and down to cities south of the border including Seattle, Chicago, and Boston. That means folks in Metro Vancouver will have the possibility to observe the green glow.
On Nov. 11, the university expects that numerous cities across North America will have the opportunity to view the dancing lights, with high auroral activity "overhead from Inuvik to Thunder Bay, Ontario and down to places south of the border including Seattle, Chicago, and Boston. That means folks in Metro Vancouver will have the possibility to observe the green glow."
While there may be some cloudy periods, there isn't any precipitation in the forecast for this night. Everything B.C. residents need to know about viewing the Northern Lights Want to view the vibrant, dancing lights in all of their sublime, celestial glory?
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