nothing of note yet, maybe tomorrow

Byauroranotify October 26, 2013

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.

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Aurora is being seen from much of interior Alaska and the Anchorage region

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Rj Roldan @rjayroldan ·

24 Jan

Recorded earlier this evening, on Day 2 of an orange alert for extreme cold weather, the #northernlights appeared in the night sky under harsh winter conditions in South Indian Lake, MB. @AuroraNotify @NWSSWPC #mbwx #spaceweather

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Matt Melnyk @melnyk_photos ·

22 Jan

Cool article from from ! @teamdomcanada
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https://www.space.com/stargazing/auroras/the-most-incredible-display-of-aurora-ive-ever-seen-in-my-20-years-of-flying-pilot-captures-historic-northern-lights-show-from-37-000-feet-photos