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Aurora forecast for Severomorsk

Two weeks ahead with Kp index, moon phase and cloud cover. The score combines all three factors.

Forecast for
Severomorsk, Russia (geomagnetic latitude: 64.9°)
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* Days marked with an asterisk do not have a direct NOAA forecast yet. If we have observations from 27 days ago, we use Bartels recurrence (the Sun rotates roughly every 27 days, so active regions often return with the same period). When no history is available, we substitute a baseline value typical for the current solar cycle 25 peak (Kp 3.0). Accuracy is lower than the direct three-day forecast.

How the score works

The composite score combines three signals: how strong the storm needs to be at your geomagnetic latitude, how bright the moon will be (a full moon hides faint auroras), and how cloudy the sky will be that night. A score of 70 or higher is excellent, 45 to 70 is good, below 20 means you probably will not see anything.

About the aurora calendar

This page combines three independent forecasts to estimate when you can see auroras from Severomorsk. We pull the Kp index from NOAA, the cloud cover from Open-Meteo, and we calculate the moon phase ourselves.

The Kp index is reliable for the next three days. After that we can still show the moon and cloud forecast, which helps photographers and travelers plan ahead.

Auroras are visible roughly above the geomagnetic latitude shown on the page. The further north you go, the lower the Kp threshold for seeing them.