Sometime on Oct 11, the space weather forecast is calling for G2 conditions (Kp 6). This storm could hit early in the morning, or sometime during our day in Alaska. The solar winds are slowly climbing over the past day, and space weather conditions to view aurora are very good tonight and tomorrow night. Current…
This is an aurora alert for tonight and tomorrow. G1 and/or G2 storm incoming! Northern lights may be seen as far south as the northern states. All of Canada and Alaska be ready for lights tonight. When should you head out? When it is dark!How long should you wait for the aurora to be seen?…
Kp 6 is forecast tonight, so those in the northern states bordering Canada, have a look to the north! Mid to southern Canada also! For those in southern New Zealand and all of Tasmania, have a look to the south.
We have an incoming CME!The sun released a C7.4 class flare which resulted in an earth directed coronal mass ejection. The estimated speed of this event is 1783 km/sec and G1 to G3 storm level. The arrival times are estimated to be Dec 9. Auroras may be seen starting Dec 8 (tonight for Alaska, as…
Last night the aurora was out ALL NIGHT LONG from Seward, Alaska and north! Northern Canada saw the lights also. As our morning came, Norway and northern Europe to include Scotland and northern Ireland saw a nice green band. ********TONIGHT******The current Kp index as of 6pm Alaska time is Kp 5. Be ready for lights…
