Aurora forecast & viewing guide for United States

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 67.1° magnetic latitude. The low KP 0+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 66.9° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 66.5° MLAT. One of the best locations in the USA for regular northern lights displays. Clear skies are the main limiting factor.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 66.4° MLAT. One of the best locations in the USA for regular northern lights displays. Clear skies are the main limiting factor.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 66.4° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 66.1° MLAT. One of the best locations in the USA for regular northern lights displays. Clear skies are the main limiting factor.

Prime aurora zone at 65.9° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 65.7° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Prime aurora zone at 65.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 65.6° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.