Despite all the activity on the sun recently and despite great forecasts with incoming CMEs, we have yet to see the aurora put on display other than a low band on the horizon last night (North Pole, Alaska). The forecast says that tomorrow night (Sunday night/Monday morning), we may see a show.
Tamitha Skov’s latest video talk on what is happening on the sun.
Poor weather in Fairbanks and Anchorage not to mention southeast AK. The aurora forecast at the moment does not appear to be great. The CME forecast was weaker than predicted (hoped for?). Either way, the weather will block any potential viewing. Canada may have a chance tonight, if the weather is decent. In other news,…
NOAA Kp levels map Check out this map to see what approximate Kp levels are needed in your area. Click on the map itself to go to the website, then click it again to show your latitude. Tonight is predicted to be a Kp 5, possible 6.
We may see the northern lights tonight in Fairbanks if the clouds clear, but tomorrow night, expect a big show! Possible entire state of Alaska, much of Canada, and the northern states bordering Canada. Updates will be posted as we know more. As of now, it appears that the CME (Coronal Mass Ejection) will hit…
