Overview
- The Met Office reports enhanced geomagnetic activity on March 23 that could make the aurora visible at times across northern UK areas.
- Displays are expected to be weaker and less widespread than the weekend, with the best chances in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
- Met Office aurora maps indicate the most favorable viewing window around midnight on Tuesday, March 24.
- A glancing blow from a coronal mass ejection observed on March 22 may increase activity overnight March 24–25, though confidence is low.
- NOAA recorded G3 geomagnetic storms over the weekend and says conditions may stay somewhat elevated into March 24–25.