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Thanks to this app, I saw the aurora on the last night in Kiruna.
You need to refactor the cloud coverage into the view ability algorithm. It’s 100% cloudy and the app push alert is saying I should be able to see Auroras. In app to its saying I have a 11-15% chance over the next 30 min. You’d expect an alert with chances greater than 55% or higher. These alerts get my hopes up and then let’s me down. (Aurora KP > 4) + ( Clouds < 60) + (Moon Phase && Location) = (Viewing Probability)
You need to refactor the cloud coverage into the view ability algorithm. It’s 100% cloudy and the app push alert is saying I should be able to see Auroras. In app to its saying I have a 11-15% chance over the next 30 min. You’d expect an alert with chances greater than 55% or higher. These alerts get my hopes up and then let’s me down. (Aurora KP > 4) + ( Clouds < 60) + (Moon Phase && Location) = (Viewing Probability)Update: This still needs to be fixed.
While in the UP used the app and it gave us a heads up for a beautiful event with 20 min noticeWould have missed it without the app
Has been spot on so my wife a I were able to see our very first Aurora.
Our friend downloaded this app on her phone when we vacationed in Norway. It seemed pretty accurate in alerting when we could see the northern lights. I have heard people say the northern lights have been seen in Montana & Wyoming, so I bought the app. No luck in these parts so far. However, I like checking the app frequently. While much of the info on the app is self explanatory, there are some color codes or items I would like explained as to their indication. I may find I have been assuming wrongly all this time. Also, some of the fonts are very small, unable to allow zooming-in and I can only read them by looking through a magnifying glass. 🌌Still hoping for an alert telling me I can see them in my part of the world 😊
This is a great app! You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to figure this app out. Everything is is very intuitive. The Pro version is nice. It only costs a one time cost of a couple of bucks and you can share the app with one other user. One you understand the legends (every section has explanations) the graphs make sense. After using the app a few times, I had every thing down pat. Plus…… NO ADS!
A really practical and easy to use app to determine when and where to see northern lights. Highly recommended.
Can you do?It may be right it may be wrong but who without a PhD can judge?
You can't use this app with the upgraded Apple Watch 4 watch faces. Big disappointment.
My Aurora Forecast Pro is the best app for seeing the Northern Lights. Built with a sleek dark design, it appeals to both tourists and serious aurora watchers by telling you what you want to know - whether that is exactly how likely you are to see the aurora borealis or details about the solar winds and high-resolution sun imagery. With this app, you'll be seeing the Northern Lights in no time. - Find the current KP index and how likely you are to see the Northern Lights. - View a list of the best locations to view from right now. - Map showing how strong the aurora is around the world, based on the SWPC ovation auroral forecast. - Push notifications when auroral activity is expected to be high. - Forecasts for the next hour, several hours and several weeks so you can plan your Northern Lights viewing long in advance (subject to weather conditions). - Solar wind statistics and sun imagery. - View live aurora webcams from around the world. - Tour information so if you're considering to go to locations such as Iceland, Sweden, Finland or even Alaska or Canada, you'll be able to find tours that we can recommend to you. - Support for the latest iPhone and iPad models. - Pro version is ad-free and includes Apple Watch support!