Keep your eyes on the skies! NOAA has issued a Level G4 geomagnetic storm alert for the night of May 15, 2026. A massive Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) from the sun is expected to hit Earth’s magnetic field at midnight. This could push the Aurora Borealis much further south than usual, with sightings possible as far south as Florida and Southern California. While it’s a treat for photographers, power grid operators are on high alert for potential GPS and satellite communication disruptions. Grab your camera—this could be the light show of the decade.
