Southern North America

Northern lights dazzle the night sky

Severe geomagnetic storm sparks northern lights across North America and as far south as Mexico (photos)

Vivid auroras lit up skies across North America and Europe as a severe G4 geomagnetic storm, one of the strongest this solar cycle, rattled Earth's magnetic field.

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See photos of northern lights dazzling the night sky over North America

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Northern lights illuminate night skies across U.S.

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Northern lights dazzle in US skies but they come with an eerie warning

Stunning auroras lit up the sky Tuesday night as the Sun emitted its strongest solar flare of the year, an X5.1 class, which was expected to make the northern lights visible across more than 20 US sta...

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Dazzling Auroras and Disruptions as Powerful Solar Storms Strike Earth

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Powerful ‘cannibal storm’ blasted from the sun triggers BLACKOUT warning & rare Northern Lights over the UK tonight

WCCB Charlotte

Rising Spotlight: The 58th annual Southern Christmas Show

The 58th annual Southern Christmas Show is the largest holiday show in North America, and it just opened at the Park Expo and Conference Center here in Charlotte. Here's what you can expect at this year's show.

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Northern lights spotted in South MS Tuesday night, possible again Wednesday

The northern lights have been spotted across North America, with reports coming in as far south as South Mississippi.

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Migrants hail a boat ride south, away from their American dream

A new migration phenomenon is taking shape in Latin America, with thousands of people changing course in response to Trump's immigration crackdown.

Aviation Week

SAA in North America launches “Go See Southern Africa” campaign

South African Airways in North America has launched a special campaign focusing on the great experience and value travel on offer when travelling to Southern Africa. Cape Town and the Kruger National Park can ready themselves as these are very popular ...

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Why do European cities have milder winters than those in North America, despite being at the same latitude?

London is at the same latitude as Calgary, Alberta. So why is the Canadian city about 15 degrees Fahrenheit (8.3 degrees Celsius) cooler in January?