It’s been a busy night for sky watchers. The aurora burst in the sky in many locations and continues as of this post at 3am. The Kp level now is 6, but could go higher as we approach morning. Aurora fans in Europe standby for a show. Antarctica: McMurdo Station, South Pole Station. New Zealand:…
The aurora is out tonight (Wed night into Thurs morning) in much of Alaska. Fairbanks, Delta, Anchorage, Wasilla, Cordova all reporting in. We expect the lights to last all night (on and off). Check the skies again before the sun rises. Tomorrow night we are expecting lights as well. The Kp level is 3.
There has been a lot of activity on the sun the past few days. This means a high likelihood of auroras. Tonight the forecast is quiet. This means if the aurora comes out, it will be at high latitudes, maybe low on the horizon, or short and sweet. Wednesday is forecast active, and Thursday into…
Are you ready for more tonight? It is looking great for another show. Be ready!!! The entire state may see it again, but lower on the horizon the further south you are. Last night was awesome! The aurora burst overhead throughout the state of Alaska. I took these photos at Chena Lakes last night. All…
The aurora forecast for tonight is minor storm levels. An excellent show may be seen tonight if you have clear skies. It does look to be cloudy in many areas around Alaska tonight so you will have to chase the lights to where the skies are clear! Your camera may pick up what looks like…
