New York could see northern lights again tonight — here’s where you have the best chance

Head north.

New York is forecast to enjoy a repeat performance of last night’s northern lights this evening — but aurora borealis aficionados will need to hightail it out of the city to take in a second showing.

According to the aurora forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA ), the rare treat will be once again on display this evening.

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But if you missed snapping a slew of pictures and hope to get in on the phenomenon tonight, you have a significant drive ahead of you, according to the agency.

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That’s because the five boroughs aren’t likely to be twice lucky.

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Lake Ontario and the Adirondacks are about as far south as the magic is forecast to happen today, the experts said.

The eye-popping event that left the Big Apple astounded on Thursday — and saw social media platforms overloaded with video and images — was caused by a “severe” geomagnetic storm.

“It has been a LONG time since we’ve seen visible aurora over NYC,” X account New York Metro Weather enthused in a post showing the purple and pink display, visible to the naked eye on countless city street corners.

And the city may not have to wait too long for another engagement — there’s been a spike in solar activity recently, with some Tri-Staters witnessing the natural spectacular as recently as May of this year.

That’s due to current solar conditions, which are absolutely conducive to further sky drama, meteorologists explained .

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