Large aurora display expected tonight!

[GoSlash27]

http://www.gi.alaska.edu/AuroraForecast/NorthAmerica

http://www.gi.alaska.edu/AuroraForecast/Europe/20151102

This is the result of a large coronal hole that will be pointed at us tonight. This should yield a very energetic aurora display visible much farther south than usual. It may also cause some disruption in satellite comms and power grids.

Best,

-Slashy

[Gaarst]

Oh ! Great, I might even see it from where I am (Scotland).

But... Scottish weather...

[Superfluous J]

Oooh it's perfectly clear here, too. I haven't seen an aurora since ... geez I think 1990 or so.

[Sampa]

Will never see one...too far south

[Findthepin1]

Further south and you will be able to see them again.

I am barely outside the range.

[PakledHostage]

So far it is much ado about nothing... The NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center isnt showing any activity currently. According to them, it won't peak until after sunrise tomorrow morning (November 3rd) in North America. They tend to be more reliable with their forecasts than the University of Fairbanks website.