Last night was simply amazing. Maybe the last big show of the year? I don’t know, but the forecast is for G1 storm conditions again, Kp 4. Snow and rain mix may block our view in Alaska, so have a look outside tonight when you are up. Photos posted to the website if you cannot…
The aurora forecast for tonight is active to minor storm levels, Kp 4 predicted. It gets dark around 11pm in the interior of the state, and a little earlier for the Anchorage areas. Most of Canada may see the show as well. You can peek at the cam if you are in bed, check it…
Nothing of note last night, let’s try again tonight. The forecast is quiet to active aurora displays, with NOAA Space Weather extending their prediction of Kp 4. We are rapidly running out of dark sky at night. Look for the northern lights after 11pm, and before 6am in the interior of Alaska. Also tonight (tomorrow…
The aurora did come out a little bit last night, you can see it on the video loop on Wunderground.com here. The Kp index was between 1 and 3. Tonight, the forecast is unsettled to active, with NOAA sending out a warning today for G1 storm conditions tonight. The Kp level expected is a 5….
From NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center, another aurora storm predicted tonight, & the next few nights: Space Weather Message Code: WATA20 Serial Number: 617 Issue Time: 2015 Mar 29 1304 UTC WATCH: Geomagnetic Storm Category G1 Predicted Highest Storm Level Predicted by Day: Mar 29: G1 (Minor) Mar 30: G1 (Minor) Mar 31: G1 (Minor)…
