Get Another Glimpse Tonight Of Amazing Beauty In ND

The man upstairs is giving us another night of amazing beauty

It's not too often that the Northern Lights come around, let alone pretty rare when it's TWO nights in a row. According to Skyler Caruso - People " The aurora borealis is expected to be visible from several parts of the United States on Wednesday, July 16 and Thursday, July 17, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)'s Space Weather Prediction Center's forecast.

This marks a second round of consecutive northern lights forecast for this week, per NOAA's predictions. Similarly, these next two nights of auroras have a three on the Kp index, which measures intensity on a scale that ranges from zero to nine"

What did you say, you've never experienced seeing the Northern Lights yourself? Well, you are not alone, I haven't either. Take a look at a gallery of some incredible pictures from others who have seen for themselves the amazing beauty.

According to NOAA, a three on the Kp index means the auroras are expected to move further from the poles...

...becoming "brighter" with "more auroral activity." Plus, they can be "quite pleasing to look at" under perfect conditions.

What makes the northern lights even more spectacular than they already are is their ability to be spotted from various locations across the United States. However, only the northernmost areas are in NOAA's "viewline" this time around.

Take a look at a gallery of some incredible pictures from some listeners last year