What a great night that was! And for high latitude locations, it was almost the last night of northern lights for the season. Lights were seen from Colorado, Utah, and other “not typical” areas. The Kp level reached Kp 8 and the solar wind speed averaged about 500 km/sec. The Bt high was 33 and…
The night of March 23 is one we will not forget! The aurora showed itself immediately at sunset and lasted all night long. It was faint for awhile after the initial burst, but came back for those who sacrificed sleep. See the webcam footage below. The photos below are from New York, Iowa, Wyoming, and…
The planetary K index is 8 now and northern Europe are expecting lights when it is dark. These are the current Ovation pictures depicting where the aurora is predicted with the current data. Canada and USA, expect lights again tonight, will revisit the data later today. Get notified via NOAA Space Weather for free with…
Auroras imminent tonight. It’s a bold statement considering the way the aurora forecasts go. The data right now is insanely wonderful for a show tonight in Alaska, Canada, and many northern states. Also, New Zealand, southern Australia, Antarctica. If you are in a big city or in an area where the weather is poor, it…
