Northern Lights highly visible March 20 in North America

The Northern Lights are expected to be highly visible this March, especially around March 20, due to increased solar activity. NASA and NOAA predict six high-activity days, more than any other month, enhancing the chances of sightings. Ideal viewing locations include the northern United States, Canada, and areas near the Arctic Circle. The best time to see the lights is between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time, especially just after sunset. This month is notable for aurora viewing as the spring equinox strengthens solar interactions. The northern lights have already shown extraordinary activity, with displays visible as far south as Florida due to strong solar flares.