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Yellowknife Aurora Forecast
Saturday, February 6, 2010

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Tonight

ACTIVE
Moderate
5.5
 

Yellowknife,
CANADA


DETAILS
Activity Rating: 5.5/10
Colour: Green

Early Aurora: Moderate
Late Aurora: Active
Peak Intensity: 6.5

The aurora will be ACTIVE this evening with peak substorm activity in the hours before and after local midnight.


 

Forecast

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FEBRUARY 6
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 7
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 8
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 9
Moderate
ACTIVE
Moderate
ACTIVE
Moderate
MODERATE
Moderate
MODERATE

 

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