Aurora Forecast for Friday, July 3, 2009
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| Name of forecaster: Charles Deehr
Time of prediction: 6/29/2009 9:31:00 AM* |
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| Additional Forecaster comments: The period June 29 - July 10 should be evenly quiet. The sun and the birds have returned to the North and the nights are filled with light and song. For those of you in Southern Canada, Antarctica, Tasmania and Southern New Zealand, we will continue to forecast the aurora. Because of lower solar activity this northern summer, we do not expect the aurora to reach the US border (Kp=3) very often, but summertime viewing is a delight when we have enough activity to reach equatorward of the region of "white nights". For details on this, click on "viewing the aurora in the northern summer" above.
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| * Alaska Daylight Time (AKDT) is 8 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time
(GMT) or Universal
Time (UT). Alaska Standard Time (AKST) is 9
hours behind GMT or or UT. Forecast provided by: Geophysical Institute |
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