Aurora Borealis Tonight in New Stuyahok

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 71.1° 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 70.0° magnetic latitude. The low KP 0+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 70.0° 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 69.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Prime aurora zone at 69.0° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Prime aurora zone at 68.0° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 67.9° 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 67.8° magnetic latitude. The low KP 0+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 67.7° 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 67.6° 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 67.3° 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 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 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.

Prime aurora zone at 66.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

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.

Prime aurora zone at 66.1° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Prime aurora zone at 66.1° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

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.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 66.0° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 65.9° 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 65.9° 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 65.8° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

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.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 65.7° 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 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.

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.

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 65.4° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 65.3° magnetic latitude. The low KP 1+ threshold means you'll see northern lights on most active nights with clear weather.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 65.3° 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 65.2° 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 65.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Located in the heart of the auroral oval at 65.2° 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 65.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights visible most clear nights during active solar periods. Low KP threshold means frequent viewing opportunities.

Exceptional aurora viewing destination at 65.1° 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 65.0° 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 65.0° 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 65.0° MLAT. One of the best locations in the USA for regular northern lights displays. Clear skies are the main limiting factor.

Excellent aurora location at 64.9° magnetic latitude with KP 1+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

High-latitude location at 64.9° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 1+ threshold.

At 64.8° MLAT, Northway offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 64.6° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 1+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 64.5° magnetic latitude with KP 1+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

High-latitude location at 64.4° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 1+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 64.3° magnetic latitude with KP 1+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

High-latitude location at 64.3° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 1+ threshold.

At 64.1° MLAT, Galena offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 64.1° MLAT, Koyukuk offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 64.1° MLAT, Shishmaref offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 64.0° MLAT, Chistochina offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 64.0° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 1+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 63.9° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

At 63.7° MLAT, Gakona offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 63.6° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

At 63.4° MLAT, Kaltag offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 63.2° MLAT, Diomede offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 63.2° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

High-latitude location at 63.1° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

At 63.1° MLAT, Chitina offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 63.1° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 63.1° MLAT, Shaktoolik offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 63.1° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 63.0° MLAT, White Mountain offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 62.9° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 62.9° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 62.7° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 62.6° MLAT, McGrath offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 62.6° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 62.6° MLAT, Takotna offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 62.5° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 62.4° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 62.4° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

At 62.4° MLAT, Valdez offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 62.4° MLAT, Willow offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 62.3° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 62.1° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 62.1° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

High-latitude location at 62.1° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 2+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 62.0° magnetic latitude with KP 2+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.9° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.9° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.9° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.9° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

High-latitude location at 61.8° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 61.7° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 61.7° MLAT, Whittier offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 61.6° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.6° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.6° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 61.5° MLAT, Gustavus offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 61.4° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.4° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 61.3° MLAT, Hoonah offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 61.2° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 61.2° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

At 61.2° MLAT, Red Devil offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 61.2° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.1° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 61.1° MLAT, Kenai offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 61.1° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 61.0° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 61.0° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 61.0° MLAT, Savoonga offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 61.0° MLAT, Soldotna offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 61.0° MLAT, Tenakee Springs offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 60.9° MLAT, Gambell offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 60.9° MLAT, Seward offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 60.8° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 60.8° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 60.8° MLAT, Sheldon Point offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

Excellent aurora location at 60.7° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 60.7° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 60.6° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 60.6° MLAT, Russian Mission offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 60.6° MLAT, Saint Mary's offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 60.5° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 60.5° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 60.5° MLAT, Mountain Village offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 60.5° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 60.5° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 60.5° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

Excellent aurora location at 60.5° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 60.4° MLAT, Kake offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 60.4° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

Excellent aurora location at 60.3° magnetic latitude with KP 3+ threshold. Frequent displays during solar activity make this a premier viewing destination.

At 60.2° MLAT, Halibut Cove offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 60.2° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

High-latitude location at 60.1° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

At 60.0° MLAT, Nondalton offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

At 60.0° MLAT, Scammon Bay offers outstanding northern lights opportunities. Regular aurora activity during geomagnetic storms with favorable viewing conditions.

High-latitude location at 60.0° magnetic latitude. Aurora frequently visible during moderate to strong solar activity with the low KP 3+ threshold.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.9° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.8° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.8° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 59.7° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 59.7° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Favorable position at 59.7° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 59.7° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Located at 59.6° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Located at 59.6° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Located at 59.5° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Favorable position at 59.5° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 59.4° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.4° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 59.3° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 59.3° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Located at 59.2° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Located at 59.2° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 59.1° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.1° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.0° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 59.0° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 59.0° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 58.9° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 58.9° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.9° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Located at 58.8° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.8° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 58.8° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 58.7° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 58.6° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 58.5° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 58.5° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Favorable position at 58.5° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 58.4° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Located at 58.4° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Favorable position at 58.4° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 58.4° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 58.4° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.3° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 58.3° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 3+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.3° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Good aurora viewing location at 58.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 3+ during geomagnetic storms.

Located at 58.0° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Located at 57.9° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Favorable position at 57.8° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 57.7° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 57.7° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 57.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 4+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 57.2° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 57.1° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Good aurora viewing location at 56.4° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 4+ during geomagnetic storms.

Located at 55.9° MLAT with solid aurora potential. Strong solar activity brings regular northern lights displays. Best viewing September through March.

Favorable position at 55.8° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Good aurora viewing location at 55.8° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear regularly when KP index reaches 4+ during geomagnetic storms.

Favorable position at 55.5° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 55.2° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Favorable position at 55.1° magnetic latitude for aurora watching. KP 4+ storms bring vivid displays. Dark skies and clear weather maximize visibility.

Located at 54.8° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Located at 54.6° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Aurora possible at 54.4° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Moderate aurora potential at 54.4° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Aurora possible at 54.2° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Moderate aurora potential at 54.1° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Aurora possible at 54.1° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Aurora possible at 54.0° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Located at 53.9° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Moderate aurora potential at 53.8° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Moderate aurora potential at 53.8° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Aurora possible at 53.7° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Located at 53.6° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Aurora possible at 53.6° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Aurora possible at 53.5° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Located at 53.5° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Moderate aurora potential at 53.4° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Located at 53.1° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Moderate aurora potential at 53.0° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Aurora possible at 52.6° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Located at 52.6° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Moderate aurora potential at 52.6° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Moderate aurora potential at 52.4° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Moderate aurora potential at 52.2° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Aurora possible at 52.2° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 5+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Located at 52.0° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 5+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Moderate aurora potential at 52.0° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 5+. Best chances in winter months.

Located at 51.7° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 6+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Located at 51.5° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 6+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Located at 51.0° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 6+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Located at 51.0° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 6+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Located at 50.9° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 6+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Aurora possible at 50.7° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 6+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Aurora possible at 50.4° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 6+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Moderate aurora potential at 50.3° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 6+. Best chances in winter months.

Located at 50.2° MLAT with decent aurora opportunities. Geomagnetic storms with KP 6+ can produce visible displays. Monitor forecasts for storm alerts.

Moderate aurora potential at 50.1° magnetic latitude. Northern lights appear during stronger storms when KP reaches 6+. Best chances in winter months.

Aurora possible at 50.0° magnetic latitude during active periods. KP 6+ required for visibility. Strong storms can bring impressive displays.

Located at 49.8° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 7+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Aurora reaches Omaha during strong storms at 49.7° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Occasional aurora viewing at 49.5° magnetic latitude. Strong geomagnetic storms (KP 7+) can push northern lights south to this location.

Occasional aurora viewing at 49.5° magnetic latitude. Strong geomagnetic storms (KP 7+) can push northern lights south to this location.

Located at 49.2° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 7+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Aurora reaches Adak during strong storms at 48.8° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Located at 48.8° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 7+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Aurora reaches Fort Collins during strong storms at 48.3° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Aurora reaches Medford during strong storms at 47.8° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Aurora reaches Boulder during strong storms at 47.7° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Aurora reaches Kansas City during strong storms at 47.7° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Occasional aurora viewing at 47.7° magnetic latitude. Strong geomagnetic storms (KP 7+) can push northern lights south to this location.

Located at 47.6° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 7+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Located at 47.5° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 7+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Aurora reaches Topeka during strong storms at 47.5° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Aurora reaches Denver during strong storms at 47.4° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 7+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Occasional aurora viewing at 46.9° magnetic latitude. Strong geomagnetic storms (KP 8+) can push northern lights south to this location.

Aurora reaches Colorado Springs during strong storms at 46.5° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 8+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Located at 46.4° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 8+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Located at 46.2° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 8+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Occasional aurora viewing at 46.2° magnetic latitude. Strong geomagnetic storms (KP 8+) can push northern lights south to this location.

Located at 46.1° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 8+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Aurora reaches San Jose during strong storms at 45.9° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 8+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

Located at 45.8° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 8+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Located at 45.5° MLAT, aurora requires significant storm activity. KP 8+ events several times per year bring northern lights within view.

Occasional aurora viewing at 45.1° magnetic latitude. Strong geomagnetic storms (KP 8+) can push northern lights south to this location.

Aurora reaches Fresno during strong storms at 45.0° magnetic latitude. Monitor for KP 8+ events that push the auroral oval southward.

At 44.7° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 8+ events.

At 44.6° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 8+ events.

Rare aurora viewing at 44.5° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 8+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

At 44.3° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 8+ events.

At 43.8° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

Aurora events are rare at 43.5° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Aurora events are rare at 43.4° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Rare aurora viewing at 43.3° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

Rare aurora viewing at 43.0° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

Aurora events are rare at 42.8° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Aurora events are rare at 42.6° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Rare aurora viewing at 42.2° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

Rare aurora viewing at 42.2° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

At 42.1° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

At 41.8° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

At 41.8° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

At 41.2° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

At 41.2° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

Aurora events are rare at 40.6° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Aurora events are rare at 40.5° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

At 40.4° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

Aurora events are rare at 40.2° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

At 39.3° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

Aurora events are rare at 39.1° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Rare aurora viewing at 38.8° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

Rare aurora viewing at 38.7° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

Rare aurora viewing at 38.6° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

At 38.3° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

Aurora events are rare at 38.3° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Aurora events are rare at 37.9° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Aurora events are rare at 37.3° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Aurora events are rare at 37.2° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

Rare aurora viewing at 35.8° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.

Aurora events are rare at 34.2° magnetic latitude but spectacular when they occur. Major solar storms with KP 9+ can bring the display south.

At 31.9° MLAT, aurora is an uncommon treat. Severe geomagnetic storms can occasionally push northern lights to this latitude. Set alerts for KP 9+ events.

Rare aurora viewing at 27.0° magnetic latitude. Only major geomagnetic storms (KP 9+) bring northern lights this far south. Worth monitoring during solar maximum.