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ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A solar storm is reportedly heading towards Earth on February 23 or 24 and it could provide great views of auroras in higher latitudes near the Arctic Circle possibly stretching to southern Canada. It comes after a solar flare happened in the sun on February 20.The astronomy site is reporting an eruption split the sun’s atmosphere. The eruption resulted in a coronal mass ejection (CME) creating a “canyon of fire” on the sun’s surface.The CME means there also was a large expulsion of plasma and magnetic field released. It is not heading directly for the earth but it is going to hit. That could create a minor geomagnetic storm with at high latitudes.model suggest the western edge of the cloud will sideswipe Earth on February 23 or 24., tweeted the solar storm launched by the sun is confirmed to be Earth-directed. She says because the Earth’s shield is already rattled due to recent fast solar wind there could be great aurora views stretching deep into mid-latitudes.Suggest a CorrectionSign up for a newsletter from FOX 2 to get updates about news and weather. We offer daily headlines, breaking news, severe weather, and forecast emails.FOX 2 and KPLR 11 in St. Louis cover the news in Missouri and Illinois. There are over 68 hours of live news and local programming on-air each week. 7. and follow us on social media for updates in your feed.President Harry Truman said: “It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.” That spirit is alive and well at Fox 2. Our teamwork is on display each and every day.Our news slogan is: “Coverage You Can Count On.” We quite frankly are too busy to worry about who gets the credit. Our main concern is serving the viewer.We go where the stories take us. Whether it be Washington, D.C when a opened fire during a congressional baseball game practice .Coverage You Can Count On means “” with our top-rated morning show. From 4:00 am-10:00 am we are leading the way with breaking news. ! Our strong commitment to the communities we serve is highlighted with our Friday neighborhood shows.Our investigative unit consists of three reporters. focuses on government waste, is our investigative reporter, and . They work in unison with the news department by sharing resources and ideas.We continue to cover breaking news aggressively and relied on our seasoned journalists to make a difference with the stories we covered. The shooting of Arnold Police is just one example of that. was the only reporter who had .Last, but certainly not least, . We host debates among candidates and have the most extensive presidential election coverage. Our commitment to politics isn’t just during an election year. .× Close Ad

ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A solar storm is reportedly heading towards Earth on February 23 or 24 and it could provide great views of auroras in higher latitudes near the Arctic Circle possibly stretching to southern Canada. It comes after a solar flare happened in the sun on February 20.The astronomy site is reporting an eruption split the sun’s atmosphere. The eruption resulted in a coronal mass ejection (CME) creating a “canyon of fire” on the sun’s surface.The CME means there also was a large expulsion of plasma and magnetic field released. It is not heading directly for the earth but it is going...

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