Australians experienced a stunning display of the aurora australis following a powerful geomagnetic storm, with possibilities for more sightings this week due to several coronal mass ejections (CMEs) impacting Earth. The Bureau of Meteorology indicated that auroras could be visible in Tasmania, southern Victoria, and parts of Western Australia, particularly on the nights of July 31 and August 1. The recent displays featured vibrant colors such as pink, purple, and green, captivating viewers and prompting social media shares. The geomagnetic storm was rated between G2 and G3, suggesting moderate to high activity levels that could potentially interfere with power systems. Meanwhile, in the northern hemisphere, the Northern Lights are also anticipated, peaking in visibility tonight and tomorrow, although conditions may hinder viewing due to weather. Experts suggest escaping city lights for optimal observation of these celestial phenomena.