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Just watch how the aurora paints the snow red in this breathtaking display of light.

[📹 night light films]pic.twitter.com/2161EpYmHj

— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) July 4, 2026

Caught some beautiful over head aurora before the clouds rolled in. Windermere, British Columbia July 3, 2026 23:58hrs MDT.#northernlights #aurora #spaceweather@theauroraguy @TamithaSkov pic.twitter.com/tXJNg7gWRT

— KB 🇨🇦 ❤️‍🔥 (@abastrophile) July 4, 2026

My goodness tonight's Aurora show here in Southern Alberta was incredible! Best I have seen yet. The whole sky was lit up and pulsing. So beautiful! #Northernlights #Aurora pic.twitter.com/p8v7QOUClg

— Amanda Elaine (@Amandapanchuk82) July 4, 2026

If you’re in the Northern part of the US, head outside! The Lights are out!#northernlights #aurora pic.twitter.com/gdZLoTDw8o

— K8wxwise (@K8wxwise) July 4, 2026

Aurora shining over South Sister in the Oregon Central Cascades tonight with a nice reflection in Elk Lake, plus a dappling of moonlight #aurora #northernlights #orwx pic.twitter.com/CysWsCShgl

— Steve Luther Adventure & Aurora Photography (@spacewxphotoguy) July 4, 2026

Last night, heightened geomagnetic activity brought shimmering green auroras to skies over northern Montana. ✨

Following recent solar activity, charged particles from the Sun interacted with Earth's magnetic field, producing vivid curtains of light visible from high-latitude… pic.twitter.com/9DiibTZzFC

— Dailyscienceinfo (@NatureScienceA1) July 4, 2026

What an amazing night in Minnesota! #northernlights #Aurora pic.twitter.com/PpqkaGKVuP

— Julie H (@JulesHalvy) July 4, 2026