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Yes, there’s an aurora season, and it’s here

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Yes, there’s an aurora season, and it’s here
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View at EarthSky Community Photos. | JD Smith in Clay County, Minnesota, caught this beautiful image on November 12, 2025. Thank you, JD! Auroras are more frequent around the equinoxes. But why? Read about the aurora season below.
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When is aurora season?
Yes, there is an aurora season, which comes around the fall and spring equinox each year. This pattern in nature –

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