MILWAUKEE - A G3 Geomagnetic storm is in the forecast Saturday night, Oct. 30, giving southeastern Wisconsin a chance to see the northern lights.
The best chance to see the glowing sky is right after sunset until 9 p.m. Saturday evening. Some locations further north may be able to view until 1 a.m. Clouds should dissipate in time for the viewing as well.
Be sure to get away from city lights; light pollution can hinder the viewing experience significantly. A location with a good view of the northern sky will also help if the lights are less intense than forecast.
Enjoy the show!
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