More auroras are expected tonight in most of Alaska. Kp 4 forecast. Look north if not overhead, as soon as it is dark. Check out this video by the Aurora Hunter, Todd Salat. These are auroras over Anchorage, Alaska. Amazing! (His website is www.aurorahunter.com/) The Kp level has been high lately. The graph below shows…
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, the aurora forecast is showing Kp 2 possible. Only interior and northern Alaska may see lights, unless the Bz is southward and the speed is high…this would help push the aurora a bit more south, in which case Anchorage would see lights on the northern horizon (although this can happen, it is not too…
The aurora forecast for tonight is quiet to minor storm levels with the predicted CME on it’s way sometime tonight or tomorrow morning. On the radio, I heard that they will be “active”. This does not mean that they will be dancing in the sky, it means that the Kp level predicted is Kp 4,…
Last night, the Kp level never rose above a 5. That is why most of the states, which were forecast to see the lights, never saw them. Many people from the middle area of the country were writing me asking about the forecast. Many were disappointed. One thing for certain, if you cannot see hundreds…
