The forecast says Kp 5 tonight, and Kp 4 tomorrow night, but right now the data is looking poor. This doesn’t mean it won’t happen, but a big display is not expected. The current Kp level is 1. From Rod’s Alaskan Guide Service
Heads up for auroras tonight and tomorrow night. Kp 4 and Kp 5 are forecast due to a CHHSS. All of Canada, Alaska, and the upper portion of the contiguous USA be on the lookout for auroras when it is dark. Northern Europe and Lapland also. Aurora australis may be seen in the southern areas…
We are at Kp 6 due to a coronal hole high speed stream. HEADS UP for auroras!!! All of Canada, the upper portion of the USA and all of Alaska. Clouds will block your view! Always start off by looking to the north. Get away from strong city lights that make light pollution, and see…
Data looking great tonight in northern Europe and Antarctica, possible New Zealand and Tasmania. USA and Canada, lets look in a few hours. Solar Wind Speed: 554 km/sec Solar Wind Magnetic Fields: Bt 7 nT, Bz -4 nT and Kp 5 Webcams in Europe here are showing mostly cloudy with some auroras seen. Syowa webcam…
There is a G1 watch issued for March 14 and the next couple of nights. Kp 5 possible. As of this post at 830pm Alaska time, the data is looking poor. Things could change rapidly though. Weather forecast may hinder viewing. *Fairbanks, Alaska weather calls for snow showers and cloudy skies the next couple days….
