Aurora Borealis Forecast: Potential for Red Lights in the Next Hour
Overview
According to the latest data from DSCOVR, there is a potential for polar lights to be visible in the next hour. The lines in the map below show the average probability of aurora visibility based on real-time solar wind data.
Probability of Aurora Visibility
The table below shows the probability of aurora visibility for different latitudes:
Latitude | Probability |
---|---|
555N | 3h |
545N | 6h |
535N | 12h |
525N | 24h |
515N | 3h |
505N | 6h |
495N | 12h |
485N | 24h |
475N | 3h |
The current visibility is indicated in the "Aktuell" column.
Tips for Viewing the Aurora
To increase your chances of seeing the aurora, follow these tips:
- Find a dark location with minimal light pollution.
- Allow your eyes to adjust to the darkness for at least 15 minutes.
- Look towards the north horizon.
- Be patient and persistent. It may take some time for the aurora to appear.
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