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MADISON (WKOW) - If you look up to the sky Monday night, there's a chance you could see the stunning aurora borealis. Also known as the northern lights.The possible aurora borealis sightings are due to a geomagnetic storm. This helps enhance our odds of viewing the weather phenomenon.We know sightings are possible due to the level of geomagnetic activity. The activity is ranked on scale of 0 to 9, with 9 being the best chance of seeing the northern lights. Our region is ranked 6, giving decent odds.The graphic below shows information from University of Alaska.This is where it is possible to view the aurora borealis. The strip of green up top is where the northern lights will be visible overhead. The thin line below is where it is visible on the horizon.Weather plays a big role on whether or not the aurora is visible. Clear and dry skies give the best viewing.Partly cloudy skies are expected tonight for most of the region. Although, it is possible we could see more clearing as the night goes on.Keep in mind, the northern lights are only visible during dark. Viewing time is after sunset through 4 a.m. with the best time frame being from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.Best places to view it are areas with a clear view of the northern sky. In Wisconsin, the northern most part of Door County usually provides good views due to its dark skies and low levels of light pollution.Rain chances continue in the forecast through Thursday, with Friday likely being the driest day of the…

MADISON (WKOW) - If you look up to the sky Monday night, there's a chance you could see the stunning aurora borealis. Also known as the northern lights.The possible aurora borealis sightings are due to a geomagnetic storm. This helps enhance our odds of viewing the weather phenomenon.We know sightings are possible due to the level of geomagnetic activity. The activity is ranked on scale of 0 to 9, with 9 being the best chance of seeing the northern lights. Our region is ranked 6, giving decent odds.The graphic below shows information from University of Alaska.This is where it is possible to...

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