Cloudy? Too Far South? How to See the Aurora No Matter Where you Live
by Nancy Atkinson (Universe Today) on January 24, 2012
With the recent solar activity producing blasts of subatomic particles from the Sun to Earth’s magnetic field, the social media outlets are buzzing with those who are seeing auroral activity in their region. But what if it’s cloudy where you are, or you don’t live in a latitude conducive to seeing aurorae? The internet and webcams to the rescue! As I write this, the Aurora Sky Station webcam is broadcasting stunning views of the aurora in Sweden, like the screenshot above. But there are more webcams dedicated to capturing and sharing the aurora experience.
www.universetoday.com/92936/cloudy-too-far-south-how-to-see-the-aurora-no-matter-where-you-live/
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You might have saved a move to Yellowknife.
