Here are eight things to know about a geomagnetic storm that made the northern lights visible from southern Ontario overnight Friday into Saturday, and why it’s still impacting us Saturday and possibly for a few more days.
We posed these questions to Robyn Fiori, a senior researcher and duty forecaster within the Canadian Hazards Information Service, who confirmed in a late Saturday morning interview that “we’re still under a geomagnetic storm warning, that’s ongoing right now.”
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The northern lights (aurora borealis) are seen in the sky above Scugog, Durham on Friday night.