Kp 6 is forecast for tonight. This means that the aurora may dip down south a bit, into the middle areas of the USA —–IF all the factors line up. Things could change suddenly. Auroras come and go. Be ready and in place as it gets dark. The next 3 nights are looking great for…
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…
Most of Alaska can expect lights tonight, with possible G1 storm conditions. Kp 5 possible both tonight and tomorrow night. Hopefully the weather is clear in your area. Date and time of this post is Feb 15, 2016 at 7 pm. The most common question I get is, “what time will the lights be out?”…
The aurora forecast is quiet. We may see low displays in the interior of Alaska tonight, that is, Fairbanks and surrounding areas and in the north. Lights are starting to ramp up right now. Look toward the north, as well as upwards tonight. Check it out on cam at ABN Aurora Cam. A quiet forecast…
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…
