The forecast tonight is quiet. Only a small chance of a low level display for Fairbanks and north. Clouds competing. If this is your only chance to see the aurora, you need to go up on a hill (like Cleary Summit, scroll down on this link to find the map) or in a large clearing…
Tonight’s forecast is quiet, as is Saturday night and Sunday night as of this post. Only quiet displays may or may not be seen on the horizon in the Fairbanks area, and possibly nothing in the Anchorage areas. “Quiet” means not a big show, in fact a very small show, or no show at all.
The aurora can be seen in some areas of Alaska where there are no clouds (Delta Jct, Chugiak), but it is low, and dim much of the time. Kp 1, southward Bz.
Tonight the forecast is quiet, plus we have rain and clouds in many areas of Alaska. It is a good night to catch up on sleep. We could have a better chance of seeing the lights on Sunday night/Monday morning. Last night the aurora hung quietly in the sky at Kp 0 in the Fairbanks…
