Northern California was treated to another rare display of the northern lights on Sunday night after strong solar activity caused these dazzling celestial arrays to appear in lower latitudes around the world.
Cameras from ALERT California | UC San Diego captured the auroras as they appeared over the far northern reaches of the state, including Modoc County, which is on the northeastern edge of the state.
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Users of the r/northernlights channel on Reddit shared their pictures taken around the world, with images reportedly taken in the United States from other states where they are not so common, such as Kentucky.
A user shared a timelapse video reportedly taken from the community of Rescue, which is about 35 miles northeast of Sacramento.