The lights are starting to make an appearance in the Fairbanks areas. The forecast tonight is active. Other areas of Alaska may see lights. Follow reports live on Facebook or twitter @auroranotify. Have a great Sunday night!
The aurora has been seen tonight in several parts of Europe, including Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Scotland. Kp 4, 5, & 6, and NOAA space weather is predicting Kp 7. This aurora storm may or may not last long enough for Alaska to see it. Aside from a great forecast, the weather may hinder our…
Fairbanks, North Pole, Talkeetna, Trapper Creek, Delta, all reporting big green band of northern lights. Look toward the north. Kp 1. Alberta and Northwest Territories reporting auroras. Check out AuroraMAX cam in Yellowknife NT, then switch over to www.AlaskaAuroraCam.com to view Fairbanks area auroras. time of this post: 11pm
The aurora forecast for tonight is “quiet to active” according to NOAA Space Weather. As of 630pm Alaska time, the Kp level is 2. If the aurora is seen as forecast, the entire state of Alaska may have a chance at seeing the lights. Later on into the night, look to the north, northeast, and…
These past couple weeks have been great for aurora watchers in Alaska, mainly the Fairbanks area. Ronn Murray Photography (now called The Aurora Chasers) captured the northern lights of Feb 18/19 in this stunning video “Alaska’s Epic Northern Lights” There are some auroras that are good, and some that mean something to someone….the auroras of…
