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RE: (meteorobs) Aurora warning
Peter,
I believe there is a small chance of seeing auroras from the outskirts of
Dallas. I know some of the larger displays are seen in Arizona. You can
get some good information at www.spaceweather.com, which also has a link to
aurora forecasts from the University of Alaska.
Cheers,
Helen
from Ithaca, New York -- contender for cloudy sky capital of the eastern U.S.
At 08:48 AM 1/23/03 -0600, you wrote:
> As one still ignorant of the whole aurora scene, is there any
chance that someone in the middle latitudes (i.e. Dallas, TX) could expect
to see anything? Cheers, Peter
-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-meteorobs@atmob.org [mailto:owner-meteorobs@atmob.org]On
>Behalf Of & Amy Palmer
>Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 1:26 AM
>To: "Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@sage.globedot net.nz
>Subject: (meteorobs) Aurora warning
>
> Hi folks... Aurora warning effective immediately... A coronal
>hole is heating things up and the numbers are coming up strong...
>Velocity is 600+ Km/ps Bt is 10+ Bz is south. Only density is low... Kp
>is 5 So when it gets dark, get out and have a look... All the best!
>Graham Palmer
>1/622 Nelson St. North,
>Mahora.
>Hastings, New Zealand.
>Home phone: 06-8735951
>Graham's cell No: 021-2650487
>
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