The Northern Lights are a natural phenomenon that occurs when solar energy from the sun collides with the Earth’s magnetic field. This interaction creates a luminous display of light in the sky, often appearing in shades of green, pink, and purple. The intensity of the solar storm was measured as a G4 on the scale, which usually goes up to G5.
The northern lights are now visible in Massachusetts!
(????: @kalpeshk2011 in Amherst) pic.twitter.com/QRAZIZSFD7
— Jacob Wycoff (@4cast4you) March 24, 2023
Kalpesh Krishna was able to capture the stunning display of vibrant colors that lit up the sky over UMass Amherst. His photographs showcase the vivid green and pink hues that appeared on the horizon, creating a breathtaking sight that was both rare and unexpected.
WBZ-TV meteorologist Jacob Wycoff described the Northern Lights observed during the severe geomagnetic storm as one of the best he had seen in quite a long time. He was astounded by the bright green and pink hues on the horizon, further noting that this was an unpredicted storm.
Additionally, Owen Darling was able to capture stunning photographs of the Northern Lights in Greenfield at around 11 pm. He described the sight as “crazy,” a testament to the rare occurrence that unfolded before his eyes.
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