The aurora forecast tonight (all night long til sunrise) is the arrival of the coronal hole high speed stream (CH HSS). The Kp level forecast is Kp 5, however Kp 6 can happen. The bad news is the weather. Although partly sunny in Fairbanks as of this post at 5pm, the weather forecast is for…
Some websites are reporting this to be Saturday night, but the forecast is for Friday night/Sat morning. Better to be WRONG than to MISS the show!!! Be ready both nights. Source: NOAA Space Weather 27 day Outlook and NOAA Space Weather forecast and NOAA 3 day forecast. Refresh the forecasts daily for up-to-date information.
Nothing to report this night as we have quiet skies and clouds covering much of Alaska. I hope you enjoyed some sleep on this Palm Sunday. Back on March 11, we had a great aurora storm. Here is a fine collection of photos and a message from our friend Terry at Northern Exposure Photography: Hello…
Tonight’s aurora forecast calls for quiet to active auroras, with the high Kp level most likely a 2 or 3. This means that Fairbanks and the interior of Alaska may see the lights tonight. Anchorage has a less chance of seeing the lights, due to a low Kp level and clouds. Mid to northern Canada…
We also saw great lights on St Patrick’s Day 2015. Here are 2 awesome photos of that night. Here is that night from space!!! (email readers click thru to link)
