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Polar Lights on the map

The Northern Lights, like the fireworks, require presence. Neither photos nor video can convey that impression.

Where can I see the northern lights?

There are places on the planet where you can observe this natural phenomenon.
Not anywhere in the north can be observed.
Let's say in the north of Norway, in the Murmansk region you can observe the northern lights quite comfortably. Of course, at this time it is always cold, but there is no Siberian frost, thanks to the warm Golfstream.
The shine itself is predominantly green, rarely lucky to see other tones.

And let's say in Naryan-Mar, severe frosts (although moisture freezes out and they are dry, and therefore they are more easily tolerated), but the shine is more close to the ground, mostly and mostly red.

When can you see the northern lights?

Well, I saw in late August and September. But then the polar day was barely over and it is very bad in the bright sky.
The present northern lights can only be in cold weather.
The principle is as follows. In the north, the sky is very low to the ground, sometimes clouds are even at the level of the 8th floor. And they keep comparative heat. But they do not allow to see the sky.

When it is cloudless, all the heat disappears upwards and frosts come, but you can watch the northern lights when it is.
Here is a principle.

In the city the northern lights are not visible due to street lighting.
Because it is desirable to go out of town or away from the center, somewhere in the suburbs.

My Aurora Forecast

My Aurora Forecast is the best app for seeing the Northern Lights. Built with a sleek dark design, it appeals to both tourists and serious aurora watchers by telling you what you want to know

  • whether that is exactly how likely you are to see the aurora borealis or details about the solar winds and high-resolution sun imagery. With this app, you'll be seeing the Northern Lights in no time.
    1. Find the current KP index and how likely you are to see the Northern Lights.
    2. View a list of the best locations to view from right now.
    3. Map showing how strong the aurora is around the world, based on the SWPC ovation auroral forecast.
    4. Free push notifications when auroral activity is expected to be high.
    5. Forecasts for the next hour, several hours and several weeks so you can plan your Northern Lights viewing long in advance (subject to weather conditions).
    6. Solar wind statistics and sun imagery.
    7. Tour information so if you're considering to go to locations such as Iceland or even Alaska or Canada, you'll be able to find tours that we can recommend to you.
    8. Completely free of charge for all functionality, no in-app purchases.

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  • The site includes 3 webcams with which you can watch the northern lights in real time.

    True, they are updated every 2 minutes, so see how the northern lights play will not work.

    The page also presents data from the satellite.

    SpaceWeatherLive

    Forecast of the northern and juvenile lights for the coming days.
    You can find out when and where it will be more intense.
    But do not forget to see the usual weather forecast.
    You can not see the northern lights with a cloudy sky.

    The forecast is based on the conditions of the solar wind and the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) obtained by the DSCOVR spacecraft.
    The map shows the intensity and location of the auroral oval for the time indicated in the right-hand corner of the map.
    Under optimal conditions, from positions at a distance of approximately 1000 km (600 miles) north or south of the auroral oval, observation of the northern lights is possible. Please note that this model does not take into account the height of the sun in your area, as well as local weather conditions.

    Power in the hemisphere

    The OVATION model calculates the total global integrated energy radiation in Gigawatts for the next 30 minutes. For values below about 20 GW, there may be a small or non-visible aurora.
    For values between 20 and 50, you may need to get close to the shine to see it.
    For values above 50, the aurora should be observed with a lot of activity and movement across the sky.
    Once a level reaches 100 or more, it is considered a very significant geomagnetic storm.

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