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If you call Wisconsin home, you definitely want to keep an eye on the skies Tuesday night as the Northern Lights should be brilliantly on display thanks to an incoming 'cannibal CME' from the sun.

Scientists warn that the Earth will soon be rocked by a massive solar storm that could cause power outages as material from the biggest solar flare in six years is predicted to hit the planet within days.

The Northern Lights, known as the Aurora Borealis in the northern hemisphere (Aurora Australis

Even if youre not living in a northerly region of the country you may be in with a chance of capturing the aurora, experts say.

Midwest states as far south as Iowa and Ohio could see Northern Lights tonight, forecasters said. And aurora will now be more visible as the suns magnetic poles are shifting

MinorG1-class geomagnetic storms are possible late on November 25th through 26th when two CMEs might graze Earth's magnetic field.

The Met Offices Space Weather arm said Aurora borealis would likely be visible across parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and even as far south as central England and Wales if skies are clear.

Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) struck Earth, triggering strong geomagnetic storm and aurora.

The dazzling phenomenon, also known as the aurora borealis, could be visible as far south as Cumbria, although its best viewed further north, according to the Met Office.

While this storm event is under close observation, it is important to note that it is expected to be relatively mild, with minimal impacts on daily life and technology.