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Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 17th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 17 degrees : High  35 Degrees Low 17 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 2KP which is considered moderate activity. This evening is projected to be a below average night for Aurora Viewing in the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 99% - 85% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights.Tonight the moon is 90% on its waxing phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause high interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like a below average night for viewing the northern lights with the high cloud coverage. If you can find some clear sky tonight you should be able to view a good light show.  The next 5 days are looking poor for Aurora viewing with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage. This Monday Oct 18th will be the best day for Aurora viewing out of the next few days with almost clear Skys forecasted and an increased Aurora activity. Followed by Oct 21st which is also looking like a better than average night.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 16th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 26 degrees : High  31 Degrees Low 19 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 2KP which is considered moderate activity. This evening is projected to be better than average night for Aurora Viewing in the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 50% - 20% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights.Tonight the moon is 83% on its waxing phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause moderate to high interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like an above average night for viewing the northern lights with the low cloud coverage. If you can find some clear sky tonight you should be able to view an amazing light show.  The next 5 days are looking poor for Aurora viewing with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage. Today will be the best day for Aurora viewing out of the next few days.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 13th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 32 degrees : High  34 Degrees Low 24 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 4KP which is considered active activity. This evening is projected to be  less than average night for Aurora Viewing in the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 67% - 92% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights.Tonight the moon is 60% on its waxing phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause moderate interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like a poor night for viewing the northern lights due to cloud coverage however the Aurora activity will be active. If you can find some clear sky tonight you should be able to view an amazing light show.  The next 5 days are looking poor for Aurora viewing with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage. The next day that is looking exceptional would be Oct 16th when the sky is projected to be clear.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 11th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 35 degrees : High  41 Degrees Low 25 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 6KP which is considered high Activity. This evening is projected to be an exlent night for Aurora Viewing in the interior of Alaska. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 37% - 29% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights. Tonight the moon is 32% on its waxing phase. The light from the moon at this stage will moderate no interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like an amazing night for viewing the northern lights with the the clear sky and above average Aurora Activity. This will probably be the BEST night to go out Aurora hunting within the next 5 days. The next 5 days are looking poor for Aurora viewing with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 10th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 35 degrees : High  37 Degrees Low 25 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 3KP which is considered moderate Activity. This evening is projected to be fair night for Aurora Viewing In the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 100% - 53% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights. Tonight the moon is 21% on its waxing phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause no interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like poor night for viewing the northern lights due to the the cloud coverage The next 3 days are looking poor with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 9th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 37 degrees : High  38 Degrees Low 30 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 3KP which is considered moderate Activity. This evening is projected to be fair night for Aurora Viewing In the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 100% - 99% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights. Tonight the moon is 7% on its waxing phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause no interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like poor night for viewing the northern lights due to the the cloud coverage The next 3 days are looking poor with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 7th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 32 degrees : High  39 Degrees Low 30 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 3KP which is considered moderate Activity. This evening is projected to be fair night for Aurora Viewing In the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 91% - 89% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights. Tonight the moon is 1% on its waning phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause no interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like poor night for viewing the northern lights due to the the cloud coverage The next 3 days are looking poor with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 5th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 25 degrees : High  40 Degrees Low 25 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 3KP which is considered moderate Activity. This evening is projected to be fair night for Aurora Viewing In the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 91% - 66% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights. Tonight the moon is 1% on its waning phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause no interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like fair night for viewing the northern lights with the cloud coverage and Aurora activity as well as no interference from the moon light, The challenge tonight will be finding a location with clear skies.Tomorrow Oct. 6th is looking poor with moderate Aurora Activity and high cloud coverage. This will probably be the best day out of this week to view the lights. The rest of the week is looking poor for Aurora activity due to cloud coverage. Oct 11th is next day forced to have perfectly clear Skys.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 4th Time: 8AM Curent Temp 30 degrees : High  37 Degrees Low 26 Degrees FahrenheitThe Aurora Activity is measured on a scale from 0 - 9 KP.  KP stands for Planetary Index Scale.  Tonight Is a 2KP which is considered low Activity. This evening is projected to be fair night for Aurora Viewing In the interior of Alaska due to cloud coverage. The Cloud coverage within 50 miles of Fairbanks will be between 80% - 66% at 11PMThe Moon creates light pollution making it difficult to view the Northern Lights. Tonight the moon is 5% on its waning phase. The light from the moon at this stage will cause LOW to no interference with illuminating the night sky.  Tonight is looking like fair night for viewing the northern lights with the cloud coverage and Aurora activity as well as no interference from the moon light, The challenge tonight will be finding a location with clear skies.Tomorrow Oct. 5th is looking good with high Aurora Activity and low cloud coverage. This will probably be the best day out of this week to view the lights. The rest of the week is looking poor for Aurora activity due to cloud coverage.  If you would like to join us on our Aurora Photography Tour please go to https://www.aurorainak.com/ and reserve your seats.Please go to our Aurora Borealis Blog for a self driving guide to the Northern Lights in Fairbanks Alaska. https://www.aurorainak.com/blogIf you would like to see a day by day comparison of how the Aurora is looking check out our photography page on our website where we post a sneak peak from every day we have photographed the lights. All of the information listed is also provided in our show notes. Thank you for calling the aurora borealis hotline sponsored by - Aurora in Alaska we will see you again tomorrow morning for another update    * please note the information provided here it's only a guide to help locate the northern lights. I cannot guarantee information provided here to be accurate but only a guide. 

Thank you for Tuning in to the Aurora Borealis Forecast Hot Line Today Is: Oct 2nd Time: 8AM Curent Temp 35 degreesThere is no chance of viewing any lights tonight due to the current snowstorm. The next possible day to view the lights will be October 4