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Aurora Outlook for Missouri

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These NOAA SWPC viewline graphics show the southern line where the aurora may be visible on the northern horizon for tonight and tomorrow night across North America.

Tonight's Aurora Viewline

Forecast southern extent for where aurora might be seen on the northern horizon tonight, based on NOAA's forecast Kp window.

Tomorrow Night's Aurora Viewline

Next-night forecast viewline from the same NOAA product, useful for seeing whether the southern visibility edge shifts north or south.

How to Read It

If Missouri is north of or close to the red viewline, there is at least a chance of seeing aurora low on the northern horizon. If the line stays well north of Missouri, viewing here is much less likely.

Actual visibility still depends on darkness, cloud cover, and local light pollution.

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