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Boulder, Colorado—May 11, 2026, 14:04 MDT. Forecasters at NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center said a solar flare that erupted on May 10 sent a coronal mass ejection into space, but it looks like the bulk of that solar material is set to pass by Earth. Still, a glancing blow—or a shock arrival—could reach Earth late on May 12 or early May 13 UTC, the agency noted. (Space Weather) Northern lights activity isn’t off the table, though it won’t reach major storm status, according to NOAA. The agency’s latest three-day outlook shows no G1, or minor, geomagnetic storm likely through May

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