On November eleventh, Oklahoma residents may witness a rare aurora borealis display due to a powerful solar storm. A G three geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, causing the auroral oval to shift southward. To view the phenomenon, head north, find dark skies, and look low on the northern horizon between nine PM and midnight Central Time. Even if not visible to the naked eye, a camera with night mode can capture the spectacle.

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