The northern lights were visible over Michigan Tuesday night, Nov. 11, where clouds parted and should be again Wednesday night, Nov. 12.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has issued a geomagnetic storm watch due to more coronal mass ejections.

Per NOAA, this week's aurora will be caused by a G3 geomagnetic storm, which is on the moderate side of the scale. The best time to see it will be the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 11 and the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 12, but it should hang around long enough to give a less impressive, but still largely visible show on the evening of Nov. 12 as well.

Did you miss the northern lights on Nov. 11? You should be able to see the aurora borealis again tonight. Here's what to know.

The city of Aurora is planning to host town halls on the next two Saturdays about the proposed 2026 budget, which includes significant funding and staffing cuts.

Aurora police sergeant Matthew Schlauger, 34, was arrested and faces charges for faces domestic violence, assault and tampering charges from a Nov. 5 incident.

Vanessa Polito, a research scientist at Oregon State, joins FOX Weather to discuss Aurora Borealis displays illuminating the sky for millions of Americans.

Aurora has passed an ordinance banning federal agents from using city property to arrest immigrants without a warrant. However, there are questions about how effective these types of laws are.