The aurora forecast is looking EXCELLENT for a SEVERE aurora storm beginning Sunday night. Then on Monday night, we expect major storm levels. G2 and G3 storming possible. This means we could see up to Kp 7, or even higher. You read that right! Kp 7 possible. Those in the middle portion (IA, NE, WY,…
Nothing terribly exciting in the next night or two is forecast. The interior of Alaska may see low level displays of northern lights. Face north, northeast, and look low on the horizon. Clouds may interfere with viewing. Kp 1 or 2 expected.
Tonight, the aurora forecast is quiet to minor storm levels. There is an incoming Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) and the expected arrival time is early in the morning, Alaska time. If it arrives “on time”, then northern Europe can expect auroras, as the sun will rise in North America. The Kp level forecast is 5…
Tonight the aurora forecast is quiet, and also cloudy in North Pole, Alaska, where I am writing this from. Low displays may be seen in northern latitudes if the weather is clear. Friday night, and Saturday night the aurora forecast is for storm levels. This means that the Kp level may reach 5, and auroras…
Tonight’s aurora forecast calls for quiet to unsettled. The Kp level is predicted to remain 2. In interior and northern Alaska, this gives us a good chance at seeing good auroras tonight. In south central and southeast Alaska, there is less of a chance. Cloudy in the Fairbanks area, so I will be getting a…
