The Brief
- A strong solar storm occurred on May 30, and charged particles from the sun have been approaching the Earth at extreme speeds. During this time there are greater chances of the Northern Lights moving into Northern California.
- The particles collide with gasses in the earth’s atmosphere. Shades of red, blue, green, and pink can light up the dark sky during a Northern Lights show.
SAN FRANCISCO – The Northern Lights are back!
A strong solar storm occurred on May 30, and charged particles from the sun have been approaching the Earth at extreme speeds – about 4.3 million MPH.
A remote fire camera in Modoc County was able to capture the beautiful aurora colors on the morning of June 1.
What they’re saying:…