Tonight’s aurora forecast calls for quiet to active auroras, with the high Kp level most likely a 2 or 3. This means that Fairbanks and the interior of Alaska may see the lights tonight. Anchorage has a less chance of seeing the lights, due to a low Kp level and clouds. Mid to northern Canada…
Data is fluctuating but still looking great for lights in Alaska tonight where the weather is clear. Fairbanks will most likely not see anything due to the snow clouds. Kp 5 was observed earlier and still expected again in the overnight. Kp 4 is likely. This means most of Alaska and Canada will see auroras….
On Monday night, the aurora is expected to show at a Kp level of Kp 5, G1 storm from a coronal hole high speed stream. If you noticed the date, March 14, we are right on time for the “traditional” great March shows we have been having several years in a row. Let’s hope for…
Auroras are being seen now in Fairbanks area but clouds may block your view. Simple bands across the sky, looking northeast. Lower on the horizon from Wasilla and south central areas. The Kp level is 2. Time of this post: 1230am Monday 3-14-16
Thursday night into Friday morning Alaska time, we had the usual low but fluctuating Kp levels. But things appeared to be looking up (ha) as the data was pretty good; the solar winds and density and Bz were just right and sparked a nice show that lasted all night long. The entire state saw the…
