Wisconsinites will have one more chance to see the aurora borealis this week. Here's the full northern lights forecast for Friday, Nov. 14.

People across the state saw the amazing Aurora Borealis — also known as the Northern Lights — in the sky Tuesday evening.

So, yes, we are seeing the Northern Lights more often, but it is nothing to be alarmed about. We are heading into another period of solar minimum over the next several years, so the frequency of opportunity for us to see them will be dwindling, at least until the mid-2030s or so.

After back-to-back northern lights shows in the Badger State, residents will have two more chances to see the aurora this week.

The Statesman collaborated with readers to gather photos of the aurora borealis throughout Central Texas. Here are the eerily beautiful results.

Residents got their first taste Tuesday night when the aurora borealis lit up the night sky in pink, yellow and green. It was the most visible example of the Northern Lights in the Chicago area since at least October 2024,

According to the forecast, northern states bordering Canada - including Idaho, Montana, North Dakota and Washington state - have the best chances of catching a glimpse of the northern lights. However, it could be possible to glimpse the aurora from farther away.

Photos show some spectacular views of the aurora borealis in the Tri-State Area.