Northern Lights Forecast: Here's Where You Could See The Aurora Borealis Tonight
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Vincent Ledvina
Vincent_Ledvina
Where was the auroral oval on May 11? Well...
VIIRS Day Night Band over the central United States showing an Aurora, 0813 UTC 11 May 2024 pic.twitter.com/JiDry2bih6
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
NWSSWPC
A Minor Geomagnetic Storm (G1) Watch is in effect for Wednesday July 3, 2024.
A CME producing filament eruption was observed on June 29th, analysis indicates a glancing blow is possible which has the potential to produce minor geomagnetic storming conditions on July 3rd. pic.twitter.com/pXDi9SUd64
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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
NWSSWPC
WATCH: Geomagnetic Storm Category G1 Predicted
Highest Storm Level Predicted by Day:
Jul 02: None (Below G1) Jul 03: G1 (Minor) Jul 04: None (Below G1)
Issue Time: 2024 Jul 01 1826 UTC
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AuroraWatch UK
aurorawatchuk
Amber alert: possible aurora. Issued 2024-06-30 15:36 UTC (16:36 BST) by @aurorawatchuk. #aurora pic.twitter.com/BHurJeMq4K
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