September, 2025 - Maine Aurora Borealis Watch

After veering off last night around 1 am, the IMF from last night is large and in charge this evening, hence, the big purple block of data far to the right in the above graph. We should have clear skies tonight, and, if conditions hold, hopefully those who were unable to see anything in the […]

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September 1, 2025

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| 5:35 pm

Well, so much for everyone trying to figure out UT and setting alarms. Looks like the show has started. Just before 5 pm Maine time, I was either going to go clear out part of my barn or look at data. And then do the barn. I’m still here looking at data. Yes, this happens. […]

November 11-12, 2025
Current G4 storming, severe level. For those like me who are in very cloudy conditions- We may get another very strong burst in an hour, and the clouds may clear out at that point for a couple hours. We may get some serendipity. For those like me who are in very cloudy conditions- We may get another very strong burst in an hour, and the clouds may clear out at that point for a couple hours. Sunspot Region 4274 produced an X 5.1 flare (R-3-Strong) Tuesday, November 11, 2025 at 13:43 UTC. We should see the effects of this in multiple CME occurrences between now and November 13. As of UTC rollover time, geomagnetic storm conditions are anticipated to continue into the night. An enhancement of the arriving IMF may hit within the hour, Maine time 11 pm. Southern Maine is reporting clear skies and photos of the aurora are being posted on the Facebook group. Midcoast, Central, Downeast, and Northern Maine are in the clouds, but clearing may occur. during the next burst. Current conditions now, 21:38 Maine Time Solar Wind Speed: 407 km/sec Solar Wind Magnetic Fields: Bt 35 nT, Bz -9 nT Current conditions about 15 minutes ago: Solar Wind Magnetic Fields: Bt 37 nT, Bz -24 nT Solar Wind Speed: 457 km/sec

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Month: September 2025

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