An aurora forecast of moderate is tonight. Interior and northern Alaska, as well as parts of Canada may see the aurora. Areas more south may see it on the horizon. Expect displays come nightfall around 11pm or later into the night and early morning. Last night the weather won in most locations. Places that reported…
From the UAF Geo Physical Institute and the Visitor’s Center in Fairbanks: Don’t miss “Aurora Sensations,” a film created with amazing timelapse footage of the aurora as seen from various locations in Alaska. The film will be shown continuously from 5 to 8 p.m. as part of the First Friday activities at the Morris Thompson…
tonight’s forecast is active, with a kp index fluctuating from 4 to 6 (excellent!). Aurora watchers in the upper portion of the lower 48, Canada, and all of Alaska be on the lookout tonight!
We had a great time driving around town taking photos. The moon was bright, so many were washed out. We are not professional photographers, but we like to try. It’s fun, and you should give it a try. Here are a few from North Pole, about midnight tonight.
Aurora has been seen and reported from North Pole, Fox, Fairbanks, and other outlying areas. Faint at times, long stripes, and large swirls. Lots of clouds and a full moon. It has been an interesting night!
