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09/09/2024

Avicii would have turned 35 today. Happy birthday, Tim. We miss you. ❤️

07/30/2024

Get your cameras ready! A 'strong' G3 solar storm is forecasted to arrive tomorrow (Monday, July 29, 2024), potentially sparking the Aurora Borealis.

According to the latest forecast from the Space Weather Prediction Center, the northern lights might be visible across Canada, including Southern Ontario!

The Kp index is projected to hit 7 out of 9, which should be more than sufficient for our region. Typically, the auroras become visible in Southern Ontario when the Kp reaches 5-6.

There's one important caveat that we're all too familiar with in Southern Ontario: clear skies! Currently, it looks like clouds may move in later on Monday and linger into the overnight hours, especially in Southwestern and Eastern Ontario.

However, it shouldn't be totally clouded over, so there is still a chance to see the auroras in some areas. We will closely monitor this and provide more detailed information on the cloud cover forecast on Monday.

To maximize your viewing experience, find a location away from urban areas where light pollution can obscure the Northern Lights. Outside of that, just cross your fingers for clear skies and hope the storm arrives during nightfall.

More details soon.

- Brennen

07/25/2024

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