Aurora season started a couple weeks ago, as it gets dark at night now, although very briefly. As we get closer to September, the far north becomes more and more dark at night. The aurora has been present, but it has been so cloudy and rainy in both Fairbanks and Anchorage, that we only saw…
The aurora has been out this past week, but has been short-lived, quiet, and mostly low on the horizon. A few bursts were seen by those watching the skies patiently or on cam. It is a fun hobby to watch the cams. We are still watching and waiting for a better forecast to announce. Many…
Nothing of note last night, let’s try again tonight. The forecast is quiet to active aurora displays, with NOAA Space Weather extending their prediction of Kp 4. We are rapidly running out of dark sky at night. Look for the northern lights after 11pm, and before 6am in the interior of Alaska. Also tonight (tomorrow…
Hi everyone! Just a friendly reminder that Aurora Borealis Notifications is closed for the summer. In the Fairbanks, Alaska area, where we are writing to you from, the sun shines bright almost 24 hours a day. One more month of sun to go until the sky gets a little dark at night. Expect the first…
The aurora forecast is looking excellent for Northern Europe right now. There may be a possibility of it showing itself to North America come nightfall. We will keep you posted. This is not for the Fairbanks area, as the midnight sun is too bright. This will be for folks in darker, and lower latitudes.
