Wow! The aurora finally came out early this morning about 4am in Alaska, and the show intensified as the sun rose. Northern Europe got the blast of aurora lights and as of this post, the lights continue to dance. The Kp level shot up to Kp 6. Tonight in the western hemisphere, the aurora lights…
The aurora forecast calls for minor storm level auroras (Kp 5) tonight. Data is not looking great as of this post, so if the aurora should show, it could be an all-nighter. Kp 5 indicates that the aurora might be seen as far south as the northern states bordering Canada. We wait patiently! The lights…
The aurora has been out this past week, but has been short-lived, quiet, and mostly low on the horizon. A few bursts were seen by those watching the skies patiently or on cam. It is a fun hobby to watch the cams. We are still watching and waiting for a better forecast to announce. Many…
The aurora forecast for tonight and the next few nights are quiet. No significant aurora activity is expected. Up north, such as in the Fairbanks area, we expect to see the “typical” quiet aurora band across the horizon. The Kp level at most is predicted to be Kp 2. Cloudy skies may block the view,…
The forecast is calling for storm level auroras again tonight, but so far the data does not support that, we wait and see what happens! We should see auroras, but most likely around Kp 3. It is currently Kp 4. Still great for Fairbanks and lower on the horizon further south, such as Anchorage. We…
