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AdvertisementRecent solar flare was observedNorthern lights might be visible over New Hampshire on Wednesday nightRecent solar flare was observedHide TranscriptShow Transcriptsomething really cool could happen in the sky Wednesday night. The aurora borealis or the Northern lights might be visible across New Hampshire, so the best thing to dio get outside between about 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. That's the time frame, and you want to get away from city lights that can cause pollution in the sky, and it can actually make it really difficult to see the lights. There may be one problem, though. Up there, the clouds. They're still firmly in place now, but hopefully they will clear out once we get to the evening and the overnight hours. So go check them out. Let us know if you see them. Snag a picture if you can, and send them our way. I'm meteorologist Haley Lapointe. W m U R News nineAdvertisementNorthern lights might be visible over New Hampshire on Wednesday nightRecent solar flare was observedThe aurora borealis could be visible over New Hampshire beginning Wednesday night. &gt;&gt; Download the free WMUR appThe aurora borealis, or northern lights, might be visible in the sky overnight. Clouds will be slow to clear, but where it does clear up, the beautiful colors in the sky might be visible.A recent solar flare was observed, which can lead to increased aurora borealis activity. The best time to look for the aurora borealis is between 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. and look north. It is best to also get away from city lights.The aurora borealis could be visible over New Hampshire beginning Wednesday night. &gt;&gt;AdvertisementThe aurora borealis, or northern lights, might be visible in the sky overnight. Clouds will be slow to clear, but where it does clear up, the beautiful colors in the sky might be visible.A recent solar flare was observed, which can lead to increased aurora borealis activity.The best time to look for the aurora borealis is between 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. and look north. It is best to also get away from city lights.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementRecent solar flare was observedNorthern lights might be visible over New Hampshire on Wednesday nightRecent solar flare was observedHide TranscriptShow Transcriptsomething really cool could happen in the sky Wednesday night. The aurora borealis or the Northern lights might be visible across New Hampshire, so the best thing to dio get outside between about 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. That's the time frame, and you want to get away from city lights that can cause pollution in the sky, and it can actually make it really difficult to see the lights. There may be one problem, though. Up...

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