The IMO’s Aurora forecast for this week looks promising for those located in the south.
The image shows the cloud cover forecast for tomorrow evening, Tuesday. The white depicts clear skies, whereas the green areas portray clouds.
Typically the Northern Lights appear either as a diffuse glow or as “curtains” of light that evolve and change constantly. The phenomenon occurs in Iceland all year around, given that the auroral zone is situated above country, however it can only be seen in winter because of the bright summer nights.
The IMO’s Aurora forecast for this week looks promising for those located in the south.
The image shows the cloud cover forecast for tomorrow evening, Tuesday. The white depicts clear skies, whereas the green areas portray clouds.
Typically the Northern Lights appear either as a diffuse glow or as “curtains” of light that evolve and change constantly. The phenomenon occurs in Iceland all year around, given that the auroral zone is situated above country, however it can only be seen in winter because of the bright summer nights.
