After displaying the northern lights on Monday evening, there may be another good opportunity to see them tonight

On Monday night, Skywatches was treated with a moderate width of the northern lights. For those who have missed, there is still an opportunity to be visible again tonight, with the strongest geomic storm expectations.

The National Oceanic and Calf Administration (NOAA) Space weather forecasting center (SWPC) expects a strong geographical magnetic storm. (It was considered a moderate Monday.)

The sun was very active, with many solar spots on its surface. Sometimes, these stains release a solar haven. These large bangs of electromagnetic radiation can last from minutes to hours, and some radio transport operations on the ground can be disrupted.

Often, these torches follow the coronary mass expelling (CME), a large expelling of the molecules of the sun that is faster than usual on the solar wind. When these particles reach the ground, they interact with our magnetic field and can create beautiful northern lights, or Ura Purleles.

In this case, two Cmes were launched on the sun on August 30 and headed towards Earth.

According to Tamta Scove, a space weather physicist and professor at the University of Millerzville in Pennsylvania, none of the revolutions had any real importance at first. However, the additional study shows that the second explosion was stronger than the beginning.

“The second and largest storm has a hidden surprise,” Skov said in a video on YouTube. “Its signature during the eruption and then in Coronagraph photos indicates that there may be a lot of coronary materials on our way to us.”

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On Monday, the magnetic magnetic storm was on Monday, on a scale of the storm from one to five. SWPC expects G3 G3nateel Storm to spend Tuesday night.

Difficulty predicting light

Now, it is difficult to predict the marsus, so there is nothing to ensure that we get a width tonight. However, many applications can tell you if they are visible in your area, including Ararat Alerts and Aurora is now.

Many people are likely to remember the amazing offers of the northern lights on May 10, 2024 and October 10, 2024. Both the storms arrived at the G5. The initial expectations of the husband had reached the G3 or G4, which is an example of how difficult it is to predict accurately.

Either way, the northern lights were visible across Canadian and American cities and went south like Mexico.

As for the expectation of this storm, the first land on the ground affected Monday, but the second is expected to be on Tuesday.

“We expect one of these solar storms heading to Earth,” Skov said. “On high latitudes, noaaeing severe storm conditions. This starts directly (September 2).”

This promises good for Canadians, with a A few cities in high latitudes. For many cities in what is considered in the middle, NOAA also expects a 50 percent opportunity The next 24 hours. For those in high latitudes, it rises to 85 percent.

Several factors

A lot of things must occur to those who are in the middle of the border to see Ura, including how quickly the solar wind moves and whether these civil particles-with which these particles interact with the molecules that produce the colors of lights-south. The lower the hole in the south, the more the southern Aurora is seen.

In order to determine the strength of the Earth’s magnetic storm, Noaa uses the KP index, which ranges from one to nine. The stronger the storm, the higher the number. For those who are in the middle of the border, the number must be 6 or higher, unless the conditions are perfect. You can check SWC to see What is this number.

As of writing, KP was four years old, where he dipped in northern Europe.

Therefore, stormy fingers crossed the Canadians.

“Aurora mystone can get a great offer if the magnetic field of this storm is positively directed, even in the middle of the border,” Skov said.