The aurora forecast is looking excellent for Northern Europe right now. There may be a possibility of it showing itself to North America come nightfall. We will keep you posted. This is not for the Fairbanks area, as the midnight sun is too bright. This will be for folks in darker, and lower latitudes.
3rd night in a row, the upper portion of the lower 48 has a great chance of aurora. Current kp level 4. Will be 6. Fairbanks and further north, slim chance due to sunlight.
Big aurora displays reported in JBER, ANC, Wasilla, Juneau. Sporadic small displays in Fairbanks.
We received a couple reports from Minnesota and Michigan. The aurora can be seen overhead in the northern portions of the lower 48. Alaska waits for nightfall.
http://www.alaskadispatch.com/article/surprise-solar-storm-means-active-northern-lights-alaska Tonight will be a great night for northern lights. The Fairbanks area has approximately 3 hours of darkness to enjoy the lights. The more southern portions of the State of Alaska are darker a little longer. Enjoy the show immediately upon it getting dark in your area. The next few days, the aurora forecast…
