Tonight’s forecast is quiet, as is Saturday night and Sunday night as of this post. Only quiet displays may or may not be seen on the horizon in the Fairbanks area, and possibly nothing in the Anchorage areas. “Quiet” means not a big show, in fact a very small show, or no show at all.
The weather is poor in Fairbanks. It’s wet and windy. Ice could form on the roadways. And the clouds are thick. The Kp level is 3, so if it were clear, we may have a pretty good show, in addition, our safety is more important. Wasilla, Anchorage, Southeast are all showing overcast skies in the…
Auroras can be seen tonight in Yellowknife, and also on the North Slope. Kp 3. Overcast in the Fairbanks areas and also the Anchorage areas. If you are in the interior of Alaska and have clear skies, it may be possible to see the northern lights.
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Faint auroras can be seen overhead in the Fairbanks areas. Kp 0. Plenty of pretty stars. Nothing more is expected tonight, but surprises do happen. Last night was so grand. It lasted for hours, and even Europe had a chance to see the show. By the time it got dark in Alaska again, the effects…
