There’s another chance to see northern lights in Ohio on Wednesday thanks to a solar eruption

A coronal mass ejection is when solar material and magnetic fields erupt from the sun, which could cause geomagnetic storms on Earth, disrupting technology and producing auroras.

Strong geomagnetic storms Wednesday could cause the aurora to be visible over many north states, and from the lower Midwest to Oregon from early morning to midday.

The prediction center suggested the public watch their webpage for the latest information.