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Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Possible In 19 States On Monday Night

A G1 geomagnetic storm could light up the night sky across 19 U.S. states on Monday.

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A G1 geomagnetic storm is forecast for Monday night, with NOAA indicating a possible G1–G2 event that may produce auroras visible in up to 19 states. Coverage highlights include MSN reporting the G1 storm potential, the Burlington Free Press issuing a northern lights alert for 19 states, inkorr.com noting a powerful magnetic storm on June 30, and ARRL observing low solar activity with frequent C-level events.

People.com offers viewing tips, while Forbes repeats the 19‑state aurora forecast. Watch for further NOAA updates on storm intensity and any shift toward a G2 classification, as well as local alerts for the June 30 magnetic storm referenced by inkorr.com.

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Quick answers

What level of geomagnetic storm is expected?

NOAA forecasts a possible G1–G2 geomagnetic storm for Monday night.

How many states might see the aurora?

Coverage indicates that up to 19 U.S. states could experience visible auroras.

Where can viewers find guidance on watching the lights?

People.com provides instructions on how to watch the northern lights from the affected states.

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