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On Wednesday night, the northern lights once again dazzled the night sky. Tonight, parts of the U.S. have another chance to see the celestial show.

The northern lights put on a spectacular show earlier this week, and while it’s still possible to grab a glimpse on Thursday, it likely won’t be as bright.

Passing morning clouds will clear for a bright, mild, and much calmer Thursday afternoon across Minnesota.

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The northern lights are putting on a show this week and will continue to dazzle the sky tonight.

After an incredible northern lights display on Tuesday night, Minnesotans have another chance to see the aurora this week.

Wednesday will be sunny, seasonably mild, and a bit breezy with another chance to spot the Northern Lights overnight.

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A warmer and brighter Tuesday is ahead for much of Minnesota, with clear skies overnight offering a chance to catch the northern lights.