Impending Solar Storm to Bring Weekend Aurora Show, NOAA Warns

A solar storm, delayed but still expected to hit Earth, could cause a minor geomagnetic storm and potentially generate heightened Northern and Southern Lights displays. The solar storm, which erupted from the Sun on November 15th, is currently on track to reach Earth, though its speed has likely slowed during transit. NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center is monitoring its progression. NASA's fleet of solar observatories provides constant surveillance of the sun, enabling comprehensive research into solar processes and activity.