AURORA PARK · Murmansk Region
The aurora usually becomes visible from late August. We begin publishing the forecast on August 15, when nights become dark enough again.
The latest 27-day NOAA forecast. Kp indicates the strength of geomagnetic activity, and the text summary helps you assess the outlook without relying on the chart colors alone.
Summer mode
Nights are currently too bright on the Kola Peninsula. The first noticeable auroras usually appear in late August, so we’ll make the latest forecast available in advance on August 15.
Source: NOAA
Fresh data has not arrived yet. The old chart is hidden to avoid misleading you.
Pre-season: geomagnetic activity can already be monitored, but dark nights and the first real viewing windows usually return toward the end of August.
Next peak: Oct 4 • 06-09 MSK • Kp 4.7
The latest written summary is not available yet.
What makes a successful viewing
Updated Oct 3, 15:00
Low modeled activity over Murmansk. This does not guarantee visibility: dark skies, low cloud cover, and suitable geomagnetic conditions are also needed.
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The camera shows current conditions at AURORA PARK. Directions are available in the Contacts section.
