With the G5 solar storm impacting earth into tonight, the aurora (northern lights) could be visible on our northern horizon. We've got plenty of clouds around to obscure our view this evening, but clouds should begin to scatter out toward dawn. 🧵 (1/2)

A Geomagnetic Storm Watch from @NWSSWPC is in effect. There are no direct impacts expected for NYC but we remain alert. Follow @NotifyNYC for key updates on this event and any emergencies affecting New York City.

Unsettled conditions are expected today with overcast skies and rain. An easterly wind, combined with the overcast skies, will keep temperatures in the 50s. Visit www.weather.gov/nyc for additional details.

⚠️ Confidence has increased that moderate coastal flooding will occur with the high tide cycle tonight into early Saturday for portions of coastal NJ and DE. Spotty minor flooding may also occur with the daytime high tide today within the warning area. #DEwx #NJwx #PAwx #MDwx

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We’ve got a soggy Friday on tap in #NYC. 🌧️ @GuyBrownWeather says temperatures will be chilly, with rain sticking around through the evening commute. 🌂

⚠️ Additional rounds of minor coastal flooding are forecast with tonight's and Friday night's high tides for all highlighted areas. Some areas of moderate coastal flood impacts are possible for the areas highlighted in red with the Friday night high tide. #NJwx #DEwx #PAwx

It's foggy and drizzly in #NYC. 🌫️ ☂️ @johndavittontv says it will be a chilly evening, with temperatures in the low 50s. 🌃

Of course the weather in NY and NJ is cloudy and rainy when there's an AURORA BOREALIS the weather in this area is ridiculous

Northern lights forecast: Solar storm could make aurora visible in NYC www.fox5ny.com/news/…

Tonight’s aurora forecast for North America. Areas above the red View Line have a 1-10% chance of seeing the aurora tonight (New York City area is 13% chance)

NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a G4 (Severe) Geomagnetic Watch since 2005, meaning the northern lights, or aurora borealis, could be visible for much of the northern United States on Friday night and early Saturday morning. specne.ws/g4a9z4

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National Weather Service’s Space Weather Prediction Center issues 'severe geomagnetic storm watch' The first in 20 years The sun began flaring on Wednesday, triggering five outbursts of plasma capable of disrupting satellites and power grids on Earth trib.al/gbPA2YX

A "G4" (severe) rated geomagnetic storm is forecast to take shape late tonight and into the weekend. This would enhance the chance of seeing the northern lights in NY. Whether or not the clouds break is the big wildcard. This is the 1st "G4" rated storm in nearly 20 yrs