A passing sprinkle possible today with a chance of rain Sunday morning. Otherwise, mainly pleasant early October weather this weekend.

The storm, expected to be one of the most powerful in years, is set to create stunning aurora displays visible across the state.

Michigan residents across the state will have one of the best shots in decades to see Northern Lights, thanks to the sun.

Everyone in Michigan has a good chance to see the Northern Lights on Friday night into early Saturday morning and we want you to share your photos!

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All parts of Michigan will have a good shot at seeing Northern Lights on Friday night into early Saturday morning.

Parts of Michigan could catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights on Thursday night, into Friday morning.

A G3 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, which means there’s a chance we could see the Northern Lights here in Metro Detroit.

A G3 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, which means there’s a chance we could see the Northern Lights here in Metro Detroit.

A G3 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, which means there’s a chance we could see the Northern Lights here in Metro Detroit.

Second chance for Northern Lights Thursday night in Michigan: Here’s the updateA massive solar flare on the Sun erupted in the direction of Earth. If you see green or red in the sky, then you know you’re looking at the Northern Lights. Thursday morning update:It appears that the Northern Lights didn’t get this far south Wednesday night to be visible in southern Michigan. Translation: There wasn’t enough “oomph” to push that ring of Northern Lights down to southern Michigan. What are the Northern Lights?