Moon Phase | KP | UTC Time |
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Status | Storm Level | Local Time |
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-Observed are past KP values, Predicted/Estimated are possible values for the future.
-Times are in 3 hour chunks. Auroras may appear in that timeframe.
-The closer the KP line is to where you live, the better the chance of you seeing an aurora.
-My site shows approximate day and night time, moon phase and local time as you move the slider
-Get away from city lights, somewhere you can see the horizon, try 'dark sky finder' in links.
-Auroras are up in space, a full moon or cloud cover can obscure them. Clear nights work best!
-You probably need at least KP 5 to see anything in south Ontario!
-Go outside at night and look to the north. Higher elevation can help too.
See my links for more detailed information and make your decisions based off multiple sources!
Great auroras take a bit of luck to find!
I've had delays due to a postal strike, but I should be able to reorder parts again soon to finish this project. I was looking at adding a smoke detector too, getting a warning text if your house is burning would be nice no?
Contact me if intertested!
Video Demo: Youtube