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2023.03.24 19:51 the-algae-whisperer How to know if the aurora borealis will be visible
Some people have been asking if the aurora are going to be visible again tonight. Unfortunately, the geomagnetic storm is now over so we won't see them again tonight. We're in a more active sunspot period, so we may have more chances this year.
So how do you know if aurora might be visible? NOAA has a
Space Weather Prediction Center which forecasts geomagnetic storm conditions and has a map of the forecast aurora extent.
For a fee, you can sign up for space weather alerts at
spaceweather.com. Alternately, you can subscribe for free to Spaceweather News on that site. They emailed a news item about the geomagnetic storm's development yesterday morning, and noted that auroras would likely be visible in the northern US.
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2023.03.24 13:44 Ruhamma The Northern Lights May Be Visible Over the United States Friday 3/24
Thanks to a hole in the sun's atmosphere, there is an aurora watch in effect for March 24.
This weekend will be packed with celestial events and space fans should just brace themselves.
In addition to the upcoming visible alignment between the moon, Venus, and Mars, the Earth's higher latitudes will likely witness moderate auroras on Friday, March 24, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reports. According to the NOAA's three-day forecast, on March 24 a level 2 geomagnetic storm, which is considered "moderate" according to the NOAA scale, will affect our planet, and moderate auroras are expected because of it.
The reason behind this geomagnetic storm seems to be an actual "hole" in the sun's atmosphere. There is nothing to worry about, though. Coronal holes are a pretty standard occurrence in the sun's atmosphere, and when they happen, they allow the solar wind to escape faster into space, resulting in stronger winds.
When solar winds are strong enough, they can affect the Earth and influence geomagnetic storms, which then result in moderate-to-strong auroras. Last month, an aurora watch was in place due to a strong geomagnetic storm, and some states in North America were able to witness the phenomenon.
Solar activity and subsequent geomagnetic storms can also bring some interference, including radio blackouts. According to the NOAA, there is currently an isolated R1 (minor) radio blackout risk.
How to see the northern lights. The stronger the geomagnetic wind, the higher the chances that you'll be able to see the northern lights. Friday night is currently expected to be the peak of the storm in terms of intensity, and according to the NOAA forecast, the storm will have a G2 intensity from 6 pm–12 am UT with particular focus in the latter three hours. As Space.com notes, these forecast circumstances in the past led to aurora viewings as far south as Idaho and New York.
But a forecast is just a forecast and you still need to be in luck with the weather, though. As an SWPC spokesperson previously said. You need clear skies and no structural hindrances like buildings, trees, or hills in order to catch a glimpse of the aurora. Plus it really needs to be dark, so dark sites and low-light-pollution areas are what you're looking for.
You also want to stay as far north as you can, as that will definitely improve your chances. Luckily, you can always plan ahead. To track the aurora's next move and its conditions in real time, you can take a look at the NOAA's 30-minute forecast website.
Ready to go stargazing?
Dark Site Finder:
https://darksitefinder.com/maps/world.html#4/39.00/-98.00 Light Pollution Map:
https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/#zoom=4.00&lat=45.8720&lon=14.5470&layers=B0FFFFFFFTFFFFFFFFFFF NOAA Aurora 30 Minute Forecast:
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2023.03.24 12:00 puremotives Another severe weather event looks to be on the horizon next week
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2023.03.24 03:07 Charismaticjelly Possible Northern Lights tonight! (fingers crossed)
March 23rd, 7:00 PM) There is a possibility of the Aurora Borealis being visible in Vancouver tonight.
There is currently a G2 solar storm happening, which means that the solar wind is hitting the earth’s magnetic field pretty hard.
If you have a good view to the North, or Northeast, and the clouds get out of the way, (fingers crossed) there is a good chance you might see something.
NOAA has a 30-minute Aurora forecast - it’s very helpful for checking the robustness of the auroral oval in close-to-real time.
Good luck!
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2023.03.24 03:06 deldge looks like the aurora will be visible tonight
2023.03.24 03:05 Jelfff How to download ArcGIS data directly into ATAK/WinTAK via KML network link
Below is a link to a PDF brain dump on downloading KMZ data from ArcGIS servers directly into ATAK and WinTAK in the form of KML network links. There are a few things to know but the learning curve is more like a mole hill and less like a mountain.
Example KMZ download links are included for: State lines
County lines
Various weather watches and warnings
Streamgages
Weather stations
Coastal marine zone forecast
Standard multi-day forecast
Fire weather forecast
Any of this data can be downloaded directly from the ArcGIS server hosting the data and into ATAK and WinTAK. Details are included showing how to tweak the download links to only select a subset of a GIS layer.
Links are included pointing to additional sources for useful KMZ data.
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2023.03.24 03:04 Charismaticjelly Possible Northern Lights Tonight
(March 23rd, 7:00 PM) There is a possibility of the Aurora Borealis being visible in Nanaimo tonight.
There is currently a G2 solar storm happening, which means that the solar wind is hitting the earth’s magnetic field pretty hard.
If you have a good view to the North, or Northeast, and the clouds get out of the way, (fingers crossed) there is a good chance you might see something.
NOAA has a 30-minute Aurora forecast - it’s very helpful for checking the robustness of the auroral oval in close-to-real time.
Good luck! (Pipers Lagoon would be a great spot for viewing)
1:00 AM update - they’re out and visible in the northern skies right now.
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2023.03.24 01:25 igmrlm Tonight is the best night for Northern lights that I've seen this entire solar cycle, if you get any good pics, please leave a comment below with a link.
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2023.03.23 16:36 ibid17 Northern Lights probability is rising currently
2023.03.23 11:50 GreenEaredFloozy Aurora tonight
2023.03.23 07:22 jh_8303 SPC Day 2 Convective Outlook - Moderate Risk
2023.03.23 07:16 Delmer9713 SPC Day 2 Outlook now has a *Moderate* risk of severe weather for the Ark-La-Miss region on Friday. All hazards are possible, including the potential for strong tornadoes.
2023.03.23 00:47 kizwiz6 How will livestock production survive against climate change? Heat stress, droughts, floods, crop failure, etc.
Hopefully, you guys read the
IPCC AR6 Synthesis report that came out on Monday. Needless to say, the general consensus seems to be that, under current policies, we're on track to pass 1.5°C warming by the early 2030s, 2°C by 2050, and then potentially ~3.2°C warming by 2100.
Future global warming levels and the likelihood of more extreme heat wave events:
• 1°C = 4.8x
• 1.5°C = 8.6x
• 2°C = 13.9x
• 3°C = 27.4x
• 4°C = 39.2x
Souce:
IPCC - Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis.
Last year, there was a viral video of thousands or cattle who had died due to heat stress in Kansas, U.S. (
source). And that's at the world being at its current 1.1°C warming levels whilst coming out out of La Niña. We're about to enter
El Niño, so we're expected to temporarily pass 1.5°C warming soon and experience the hottest summers of our lives (particularly next year). The IPCC warns that as temperatures rise, on average animals eat 3 to 5 percent less per additional degree of warming, harming their productivity and fertility (
source).
For each degree celsius of warming, the air's capacity for water vapour goes up by about 7 per cent. An atmosphere with warm moisture means more precipitation events, so we risk more heavy rainfall, flooding, and other extreme events, too. So, we'll see many farm animals succumb to their deaths in floods too (
one of many examples). With hotter spells, we can expect more droughts affecting freshwater supply. Current forecasts estimate that by 2050, droughts may affect over 75% of the world's population (source:
United Nations - Drought in Numbers) and we will see crop failure which affects livestock feed. According to NASA, climate change may affect the production of maize (corn) and wheat as early as 2030 (
source). There are some hopes to edit the genomes of these crops to make them more resilient to a harsher climate, but there is no doubt we will be affected.
To summarise, as climate change gets worse, livestock will undoubtedly become more affected by heat stress, floods, droughts, and crop failure. Surely, it will become increasingly unethical to have animal farms as the climate becomes harsher? Additionally, climate change is predicted to potentially displace up to
1.2 billion climate refugees by 2050. What will happen to livestock/farms when people are forced to migrate? Will people just abandon the animals? Where are we going to house refugees if half of all habitable land is for agriculture, primarily pasture?
What are the best solutions to protect farmed animals? Why should we endorse animal agriculture over the protection of cellular agriculture and plant-based agriculture? If we can sustainably cultivate products in vats or plants in controlled indoor agricultural systems, then surely that's more climate resilient and ethical than animal agriculture?
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2023.03.22 23:49 Formerly_Guava Aurora borealis maybe tomorrow and Friday night
There was a big solar storm in the last two days and there's a big sunspot facing earth (media calls it a "solar hole").
https://www.businessinsider.com/northern-lights-sky-friday-us-solar-winds-giant-hole-sun-2023-3 The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting that the aurora could be over bozeman tomorrow and/or Friday nights.
https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/communities/aurora-dashboard-experimental One thing to keep in mind that in my limited experience with the aurora borealis is that it's more of a faint green glow to my eyes. It's not this shimmering curtain of light like in the photos, it's more like a faint blurry green glow which kind of looks like there's a big city just over the hill.. except green. To get any kind of detail, you need to take a long exposure with a camera which is something that an SLR camera does easily but modern cell phones can do too. Make sure not to hold the phone but instead prop it up against something and then try to take the longest exposure your phone can handle.
Also Bozeman is right on the edge of this storm, but there's at least a decent chance of seeing something - especially looking north.
Edit: after reading the forecast at the bottom, it's looking like Friday (3/24), not tomorrow/Thursday. Reddit won't let me change the title though.
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2023.03.22 17:32 Samowarrior SPC NOAA Day 3 convective outlook. Spring has sprung. Also note on Thursday a high risk of hail for Oklahoma.
| Day 3 Convective Outlook NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0234 AM CDT Wed Mar 22 2023 Valid 241200Z - 251200Z ...THERE IS AN ENHANCED RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS EASTERN LOUISIANA...SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS...AND WESTERN MISSISSIPPI... ...SUMMARY... Supercell thunderstorms capable of all severe hazards, including strong tornadoes, are possible across the Lower Mississippi Valley on Friday. ...Synopsis... The upper pattern early Friday morning will likely be characterized by broad troughing across the western CONUS and subtropical ridging centered over the Straits of Florida. Enhanced mid-level flow will extend throughout western and southern periphery of the upper trough and then throughout the northwestern periphery of the subtropical ridge. A low-amplitude shortwave trough is forecast to move from the base of the upper trough quickly eastward across the southern Plains throughout the day, and then more northeastward across the Mid-South overnight. Strong mid-level flow (i.e. 100 kt at 500-mb) will accompany this shortwave, spreading across TX into the Mid-South. The surface pattern preceding this shortwave trough is expected to feature a low over north TX early Friday, with a cold front extending southward from this low into the TX Hill Country and a stationary front extending northeastward into the Middle OH Valley. This low is forecast to move northeastward throughout the day, while deepening significantly. ...Lower MS Valley... Expectation is for a broad area of upper 60s dewpoints to be in place from east TX across the Lower MS Valley, ahead of the surface low and associated front. Cloud cover may temper daytime heating, but afternoon temperatures will likely still reach the 80s, contributing to moderate buoyancy across much of the region. In addition to this buoyancy, moderate mid-level flow atop strengthening low-level flow (supported by the maturing cyclone ahead of the approaching shortwave trough) will contribute to long hodographs with substantial low-level magnitude and veering. As a result, the environment will be very favorable for supercells. Current expectation is for storms to develop during the afternoon over southwest AR and western LA (perhaps as far west as east TX). This development should occur ahead of the cold front within the open warm sector, maturing as it moves eastward across the Lower MS Valley. A discrete supercell mode is anticipated initially, with all severe hazards possible, including strong tornadoes. Upscale growth into a convective line is anticipated after this initially discrete mode, with the line pushing eastward across MS and AL overnight. ...Mid MS Valley... Despite less buoyancy that areas farther south, augmented forcing for ascent close to the surface low could result in bowing line segments capable of damaging wind gusts and embedded tornadoes Friday afternoon through Friday evening. ..Mosier.. 03/22/2023 CLICK TO GET WUUS03 PTSDY3 PRODUCT NOTE: THE NEXT DAY 3 OUTLOOK IS SCHEDULED BY 0730Z CURRENT UTC TIME: 1629Z (11:29AM), RELOAD THIS PAGE TO UPDATE THE TIME submitted by Samowarrior to tornado [link] [comments] |
2023.03.22 15:33 EatMoreFiber NOAA moving Marine Operations Center from Norfolk to Rhode Island
2023.03.22 03:49 ivy-LPI GlobalBus Exercisers Market to Witness a Pronounce Growth During 2023
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