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Aurora Borealis? Oh whatever you know the rest just look

Violentvixen

Violentvixen

(She/Her)
The Aurora Borealis is predicted to be visible much further South than usual tonight and tomorrow night.

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But the map might be underpredicting because people were reporting seeing a bit of it in Colorado:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1509391142353346567

Either way, it looks like the University of Alaska Fairbanks will be streaming it here from 2042 to 0700 Alaska Time.

Obviously the further you can get from light pollution the better.
 
Kirin

Kirin

Summon for hire
(he/him)
See: the above cartoon. Today was literally the only day in a two week period that it's cloudy and rainy here!
 
Violentvixen

Violentvixen

(She/Her)
Apparently 2024 is projected to be one of the best years for seeing the Aurora Borealis in over a decade. I've always wanted to go to Alaska or Iceland, maybe it's time to make one of those happen.
 
lincolnic

lincolnic

can stop, will stop
(he/him)
My girlfriend and I went to Iceland in 2018 and had an amazing time, I'd go back in a heartbeat. Super big recommend. Especially since we didn't see the lights when we were there!
 
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