INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — On Sunday night, you might want to head outside and to a clear area and take a look towards the horizon to the north.
According to the University of Alaska Fairbanks, you could catch a glimpse of the aurora borealis.
The new moon starts Aug. 30, so we will only have a small crescent moon on the first, which should help you see it better. City lights also hurt your chances, so if you can get out in the country a little you'll increase your chances of seeing it. The best time to see it will be after midnight until about 4 a.m. according to Fort Wayne’s NBC.
We now just have to hope for a clear night.
If you're wondering what causes the Northern Lights, it is when particles from the sun strike atoms in our atmosphere. When those charged atoms then drop to a lower energy level it releases light.