Tonight’s updated forecast is great for tonight but we are still waiting on data to improve. The forecast is Kp 5, but as of this post at 855pm Alaska time, the Kp level is 1. Kp 5 indicates that the predicted aurora may be seen further south: northern states bordering Canada, all of Canada, and…
NOAA put out an aurora watch for this weekend, specifically Sat night (Sun morning) and Sun night (Mon morning). A G1 storm means that the Kp level could be Kp 5. Potentially, the northern states, Canada, and entire state of Alaska could see auroras, if the weather is clear. Also, northern Europe, and southern New…
It is getting a bit darker at night in the south central, southwest, and southeast areas of Alaska. Heads up for possible auroras tonight and into this week. It is that time of year again! Fairbanks and the interior and the north should be seeing darker skies into this week. Toward the end of August…
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No sign of the Kp 6 aurora yet…but great chance of it tonight (Sat night). The forecast from NOAA has been updated for tonight. Last night (Friday night) was a no-show. What time will it appear? When ever the Interplanetary Magnetic Field is in alignment and when the coronal hole high speed stream indicates data…
