On Sunday night, the northern lights are forecast to be visible across states along the U.S.-Canadian border.

Viewers in Washington, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Maine may see the display.

High-speed streams from a cooler coronal hole in the Sun's atmosphere are interacting with Earth's magnetic field.

NOAA predicts a Kp index of 4 out of 9, pushing the aurora further south with brighter, visible formations.

These solar streams trigger mild G1-class geomagnetic storms, pulling the auroral oval toward lower latitudes.

Look toward the magnetic north pole between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Clear, dark skies are essential.

You don't need to be directly underneath. The lights can be seen up to 600 miles south of their origin point.

Use a smartphone on a tripod with night mode enabled. Shoot in RAW format for the most accurate colors.