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Picture of the DayAurora australis: the southern lights. As with aurora borealis, these are seen during strong geomagnetic events.

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Aurora australis: the southern lights. As with aurora borealis, these are seen during strong geomagnetic events.

Fact of the Day
1979: Southeastern South Dakota was hit with heavy snow. Snowfall totals were in the range of 6 to 13 inches, with generally lesser amounts across northwest Iowa and southwest Minnesota. Sioux Falls reported the highest storm total at 13 inches. Sioux Falls' 24-hour total on the 21st and 22nd of... read more
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