🌌 NORTHERN LIGHTS UPDATE (Nov 11 – 13, 2025) Aurora activity is expected to ramp up Tuesday night (Nov 11) with a minor to moderate (G1–G2) storm possible, but the main event looks to arrive Wednesday night into early Thursday (Nov 12 – 13) when a strong to severe (G3–G4) geomagnetic storm is forecast. That means the Northern Lights could be visible much farther south than normal — across much of the northern U.S., possibly into the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and even the Carolinas under clear skie

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