The Northern Lights are most visible during the winter months when nights are longer and darker.
The Northern Lights are typically most active between 10 PM and 2 AM local time. This is when the auroras are most likely to be bright and visible
The Northern Lights are influenced by the 11-year solar cycle. During periods of high solar activity, known as solar maximum,
To see the Northern Lights clearly, look for nights with minimal light pollution and clear skies. Cloud cover can obstruct the view,
The brightness of a full moon can diminish the visibility of the Northern Lights. Plan your viewing around the new moon or crescent moon phases
The equinoxes, occurring in late September and March, often bring increased geomagnetic activity.
The best locations for viewing the Northern Lights are within the auroral zone, close to the Arctic Circle
Geomagnetic storms, caused by increased solar wind activity, can enhance the brightness and spread of the auroras.