Solar storms might cause the Northern Lights to appear in the northern U.S.this weekend.
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The sun has been very active lately, causing solar storms. These storms might make the northern lights visible in some parts of the U.S. this weekend.
The sun's activity goes in cycles, and it's currently at its peak. This means we see more solar storms and northern lights than usual.
People in states like South Dakota, Iowa, and New York might see faint northern lights. However, the storms could change in strength over the weekend.
Experts are still unsure how strong the storms will be. They are watching closely to see if they might disrupt power or communications.
Earlier this year, strong solar storms created amazing northern lights displays. This week's storms haven't been as powerful, but they are still being monitored.
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What has been happening with the sun lately?
The sun has been very active, causing solar storms.
Which states might see the northern lights this weekend?
States like South Dakota, Iowa, and New York might see faint northern lights.
Are experts sure about the strength of the solar storms?
Experts are still unsure how strong the storms will be and are watching closely.
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