If it's a real storm, very good. We used to go Aurora spotting pretty regularly during the previous cycle. Spaceweather.com is a great resource for planning.
I just checked out spaceweather.com They have a way cool movie of the sun's surface from two days ago: http://science.nasa.gov/media/medialibrary/2010/08/03/eruptingfilament.mov
It's not unusual to see the aurora in northern North Dakota, which is south of 49N. I've seen it a few times in southern Minnesota, but not frequently.
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