The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center issued a G3 geometric storm warning on Monday night that lasted into early Tuesday morning, according to a post on X. Many FOX 9 viewers submitted photos of the colorful lights spotted across the state on Oct. 7.

The Northern Lights made an appearance over Minnesota for a second night in a row on Monday night, and viewers brought their cameras out to capture the spectacle.

For two nights in a row, the northern lights have illuminated the skies over Lake Superior and northern Minnesota, captivating residents and visitors. The northern lights first appeared around 9 p.m.

Earth-directed solar flares recently erupting from the sun and clear sky conditions created Monday night's opportunity to see the aurora. As of Tuesday, there's nothing in the three-day space forecast indicating northern lights in Minnesota are likely in the coming days,