Light show: Severe solar storm produces spectacular auroras across the tri-state
Photographers from across the region sent News 12 some amazing shots that you can see below.
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1h ago0:53
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8h ago1:56
Look up! Orionids meteor shower to begin this weekend, lasting into November
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Former Long Islanders who moved to Florida brace for impacts from Hurricane Milton
21ds ago2:43
Tri-state area gets another shot at seeing the Northern Lights this Thursday and Friday
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Long Islanders donate emergency supplies to help victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton
22ds agoIt was quite a sight to see.
A severe solar storm triggered colorful auroras across the tri-state area and beyond Friday night and overnight.
The Space Weather Prediction Center says this is the first time the planet has experienced something like this since 2003.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a rare geomagnetic storm watch that lasts all weekend.
Photographers from across the region sent News 12 some amazing shots that you can see below.
Credit: Paul B, Highlands, NJ.
Peconic Bay. Credit: Hamptons Photo Co.
Credit: Rob D’Angelo in Somers, NY
Credit: Erika Martinez in Yorktown, NY
Credit: August McHugh in Stamford, CT
Hudson Valley, NY
Credit: Rachel Caliman, Kings Park, NY
Credit: Rachel Caliman, Kings Park, NY
Credit: Lyn Kobsa, Wilton, CT
Credit: Matthew McGovern, Crab Meadow Beach, Northport, NY
Credit: Brooke Tricarico, Roxbury, NJ
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