On Monday night, the aurora is expected to show at a Kp level of Kp 5, G1 storm from a coronal hole high speed stream. If you noticed the date, March 14, we are right on time for the “traditional” great March shows we have been having several years in a row. Let’s hope for…
Wow! The aurora finally came out early this morning about 4am in Alaska, and the show intensified as the sun rose. Northern Europe got the blast of aurora lights and as of this post, the lights continue to dance. The Kp level shot up to Kp 6. Tonight in the western hemisphere, the aurora lights…
The Kp level is 6. Data is looking great for more auroras tonight in the entire state of Alaska, all of Canada, and the upper portion of the contiguous USA. The lowest Kp forecast for tonight overnight is Kp 3. The higher the Kp level (along with other data) means that the aurora can be…
Current Kp index is 5. Entire state of Alaska be ready for lights tonight, likely an all-nighter. Expect lights anytime it’s dark. Look north if not overhead. Although the G1 storm may wane, Kp 4 is still excellent. Continued conditions from a CME and CH HSS are hitting earth. Lights also forecast for tomorrow night,…
Most of Alaska can expect lights tonight, with possible G1 storm conditions. Kp 5 possible both tonight and tomorrow night. Hopefully the weather is clear in your area. Date and time of this post is Feb 15, 2016 at 7 pm. The most common question I get is, “what time will the lights be out?”…
