Aurora Forecast and Prediction for Yakimanna, Ivanovo Oblast, Russia

Aurora Visibility0Poor
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Kp: 1.67 | Bz: -0.1

Prediction0Little to None

Best Viewing Window: 17:56 – 06:11 MSK (12h 15m) · peak hours typically 21:21 – 01:21

Bz -0.1 nT Aurora None Nautical Twilight Overcast · 100% Prediction 0 · Little to None Waxing Crescent 19% Color Key
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Space Weather Now

Kp (now)
1.67
Forecast Kp (today)
3.33
Bz (nT)
-0.1
HPI
13 Low · 26 GW
Dst (nT)
-18
Density (p/cc)
2.4
Speed (km/s)
453
Sky / Darkness
Overcast Nautical Twilight
Sunspot Number
124

Timing: Now · Signal Strength: High

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3-Day Forecast for Yakimanna, Ivanovo Oblast, Russia

Oct 15
Global: Quiet Yakimanna: Not expected

Kp 2.3 is short of the roughly Kp 6 the aurora needs to clear the northern horizon from Yakimanna.

Global: Quiet planetary conditions expected - aurora mostly confined to the far north.

Best time to look up: 00:00–03:00 MSK

25% chance of elevated activity · Kp 2.33 during viewing window

Oct 16
Global: Quiet Yakimanna: Not expected

Kp 2.7 is short of the roughly Kp 6 the aurora needs to clear the northern horizon from Yakimanna.

Global: Quiet planetary conditions expected - aurora mostly confined to the far north.

Best time to look up: 00:00–03:00 MSK

20% chance of elevated activity · Kp 2.67 during viewing window

Oct 17
Global: Quiet Yakimanna: Not expected

Kp 1.7 is short of the roughly Kp 6 the aurora needs to clear the northern horizon from Yakimanna.

Global: Quiet planetary conditions expected - aurora mostly confined to the far north.

Best time to look up: 00:00–03:00 MSK

15% chance of elevated activity · Kp 1.67 during viewing window

Aurora Oval & Satellite & Sun

Aurora Probability
LowHigh

Interactive Aurora Globe

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Satellite View

sunspots

Sunspots

Current sunspot number: 124

Coronal Mass Ejection

Coronal Mass Ejections

Solar Wind & IMF (GSM)

Bt
5.2 nT
Bx
5.1 nT
By
-1 nT
Bz
-0.1 nT
Clock Angle θ
-1.1°
Cone Angle φ
349.1°
Speed
453 km/s
Density
2.4 p/cc

IMF Detail (GSE) & Source

Bx
5.1 nT
By
-0.8 nT
Bz
-0.5 nT
θ Angle
-5.6°
φ Angle
351°
Satellite
SOLAR-1
Data Quality
Good
Reading Time
Oct 15, 17:49 MSK

Geomagnetic Indices

Kp (now)
1.67
Dst
-18 nT
HPI
13 GW
Sunspot Number
124

Aurora Model

Ovation Value
0
Ovation Label
None
Model Data Time
Oct 15, 18:44 MSK
Ovation Data
Live

Scores & Ratings

Aurora Visibility
0 · Poor
Aurora Visibility (w/ Moon)
0 · Poor
Prediction Score
0 · Little to None

Sky & Location

Cloud Cover
100% · Overcast
Clouds, Next Dark Window
98% · Overcast · ×0.05
Aurora Visibility Tonight
0 · Poor (Outlook Tonight 0 × cloud 0.05)
Solar Elevation
-6.6° · Nautical Twilight
Moon Phase
Waxing Crescent
Moon Illumination
19%
Moon Altitude
1.4° · Up
Latitude
56.8
Longitude
41.26667
Geomagnetic Latitude
52.1°
Horizon Threshold
Kp 6
Overhead Threshold
Kp 8

Prediction Model Inputs

Bz Persistence (60min)
1.3 nT
Newell Coupling
4703
Latitude Gate
0.00 now · 0.00 tonight (horizon Kp 6)
Dynamic Pressure
0.8 nPa
Storm Watch (CME)
—
Watch Predicted Kp
—

Timing & Signal Strength

Timing
Now
Signal Strength
High
L1 Delay
~55 min
Magnetic Midnight
23:21 (peak hours 21:21 – 01:21)
Best Viewing Window
17:56 – 06:11 MSK (12h 15m)

3-Day Kp Forecast

MSK Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 17
03:00–06:00 2.67 2.33 1.67
06:00–09:00 3.33 2.67 1.67
09:00–12:00 3 2 1.33
12:00–15:00 2.33 1.67 1.33
15:00–18:00 1.67 1.67 1.33
18:00–21:00 1 2 1.33
21:00–00:00 1.33 2 1.33
00:00–03:00 2.33 2.67 1.67
Max 3.33 2.67 1.67
Ap Index 10 8 5

Storm Probability

Level Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 17
Active 25% 20% 15%
Minor storm 5% 1% 1%
Moderate storm 1% 1% 1%
Strong-Extreme storm 1% 1% 1%

Planetary K-index

Oct 12
Oct 13
Oct 14
Oct 15
Now
Oct 16
Oct 17
Oct 18
Quiet (Kp 0-3) Unsettled (Kp 4) Minor-Moderate Storm (Kp 5-6) Strong+ Storm (Kp 7-9) Forecast (hatched)

Interplanetary Magnetic Field Bz-0.1 nT now

12 0 -12 Oct 14, 5 PM Oct 14, 11 PM Oct 15, 5 AM Oct 15, 11 AM Oct 15, 5 PM

Southward (negative) Bz favors aurora. Observed data only, no forecast product exists for Bz.

Total IMF Field Bt5.2 nT now

8 0 Oct 14, 5 PM Oct 14, 11 PM Oct 15, 5 AM Oct 15, 11 AM Oct 15, 5 PM

Total interplanetary magnetic field strength - the ceiling on how negative Bz can go. A rising Bt alongside a still-fluctuating Bz often leads a stronger southward turn. Observed data only, no forecast product exists for Bt.

Global Storm Trend20 global now

100 50 0 Oct 14, 6 PM Oct 14, 11 PM Oct 15, 5 AM Oct 15, 11 AM Oct 15, 5 PM

Global (hemisphere-wide, not this city) prediction score over the last 24 hours, logged every 5 minutes - may differ from the Prediction ring above, which is specific to this location and time of night. Red above 70, yellow 50-70, teal below 50 - same thresholds used everywhere else on this page. Dashed line is the overall trend.

Dst History-18 nT now

27 0 -57 Oct 14, 6 PM Oct 14, 11 PM Oct 15, 5 AM Oct 15, 11 AM Oct 15, 5 PM

Kyoto Dst geomagnetic storm index over the last 24 hours. Negative = ring-current energy stored = an active storm, not just predicted. Red below −50nT, yellow −20 to −50nT, teal above −20nT.

Solar Wind Speed & Pressure

Oct 14, 6 PM Oct 14, 11 PM Oct 15, 5 AM Oct 15, 11 AM Oct 15, 5 PM
Speed: 452 km/s now Pressure: 1 nPa now

Each line is scaled independently to its own 24h range (different units) - watch the shape, not a shared axis. A rising speed line or a pressure spike can signal an incoming stream or shock before Bz/Dst move.

Nerd Mode: See what’s really driving the score. Live solar wind, Bz, Kp, Dst, CME timing, and more. Data comes from NOAA SWPC and the Kyoto WDC, with a few metrics calculated here from the raw data. Live data refreshes every minute; trend charts every five.

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