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Solar storms are giving Oregonians a good chance of seeing the Aurora Borealis this evening. Looking to the north before the moon comes out (9:36 tonight) will give you the best chance. Bend photographers were out in force last night without a ton of luck (though the Milky Way was spectacular). Get out there this evening and enjoy.
![Friday nights forecast Friday nights forecast](https://media2.fdncms.com/bend/imager/friday-nights-forecast/u/original/2394398/1410539093--3d1b380e9c940799.jpg)
- Accuweather.com
- Friday nights forecast
![The Milky Way from Sparks Lake Thursday evening. The Milky Way from Sparks Lake Thursday evening.](https://media1.fdncms.com/bend/imager/the-milky-way-from-sparks-lake-thursday-ev/u/original/2394399/1410539409-mw2.jpg)
- Matt Fox
- The Milky Way from Sparks Lake Thursday evening.