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Aurora forecasts and solar physics updates by a space weather physicist working at NASA. Opinions may not represent official gov’t forecasts. https://linktr.ee/spacewxwatch
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Where to see auroras: G3-G4 storm could light up Alaska, N. Canada, Iceland, Scandinavia, N. US states (WA, ID, MT, Dakotas, MN, WI, MI, ME). Southern Hemisphere: NZ, Tasmania, S. Australia. Look N horizon under clear skies. Track Kp on NOAA site. Possible live YouTube coverage!
Side view from NASA's STEREO-A shows good Earth alignment in the ecliptic plane. High confidence of impact, but storm intensity uncertain. Models predict Kp 7-9 (strong-extreme), but NOAA & I think it'll be milder: Kp=6 Sep 1, Kp=7 Sep 2. Manage expectations!
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