Here is when and where to see the Northern lights. 

When?

The Northern Lights are spectacular and unforgettable. From the shimmering green curtains to the hypnotic, swirling lights, the Northern Lights are something everyone should try to see at least once in their lifetime. Unfortunately, the best time to view the lights isn’t always the best for traveling.

The Northern Lights are a spectacular phenomenon that can be seen from September through April each year. The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon, although it’s thought that increased solar activity may be contributing to the show. One interesting thing about the Northern Lights is that no two shows are the same. They can be faint and subtle, or they can be bright and dazzling, as in the photo above. The weather can impact a Northern Lights show, so it’s important to check local forecasts before your trip to Alaska—the Northern Lights are at their peak about 10-20 minutes after sunset.

Where?

The Northern Lights are a phenomenon that reigns supreme in the imagination of people from all walks of the globe. The Aurora Borealis (which translates to “northern lights”) is a natural phenomenon that occurs in the far north. The lights originate in the solar wind, which is charged particles flowing from the sun. When the particles reach Earth’s atmosphere, they are drawn toward the upper atmosphere, where they collide with nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen atoms and create the Northern Light.

Whether you live in Alaska, Canada, or Norway, you can witness the Northern Lights. The aurora borealis, as the Northern Lights are called, is a natural phenomenon that occurs because charged particles from the sun interact with the Earth’s atmosphere. The Northern Lights appear most frequently during the fall and winter months.

The Northern Lights (or Aurora Borealis) are a stunning natural phenomenon that can be seen around the world—and where they can be seen depends on where you are. In Alaska, the Northern Lights (also known as the Aurora Borealis) are some of the most beautiful sights on Earth. In southern Alaska, the Northern Lights can be seen from September to March, and the northern lights in Alaska truly rival the lights you see in Scandinavia. In the Midwest, the Northern Lights can be seen from September to April and are a frequent crowd favorite in cities like Chicago, Minneapolis, and Omaha.

Conclusion 

It is often said that seeing the northern lights is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but lucky for us, one doesn’t always have to be in the arctic region to see them. With light pollution and light pollution awareness increasing, it’s becoming easier to see the northern lights from all around the globe. If you have seen the Northern lights, make sure to tell us about your experience in the comments below. Of course, you can even comment if you have any questions or opinions you want to ask or share as well!