According to this, the highest probability of seeing it tonight will be at 3AM

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May 11, 2024
11:22:20pm

the_byu_flash All-American

According to this, the highest probability of seeing it tonight will be at 3AM

There were reports about 30 minutes ago of people seeing it in eastern Utah

Latest NOAA forecast for aurora tonight.

03-06 UT (10pm-1am local time) the KP index is 7 or a low chance of visibility.

09 - 12UT (4am -7am local time) the index jumps to 9, or extreme.

Thus, it appears the early morning hours are going to be the best window. #arwx pic.twitter.com/kYqFodp7DM
— Rep. Stephen Meeks (@RepStephenMeeks) May 12, 2024

https://twitter.com/RepStephenMeeks/status/1789453727369245007

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So should I be seeing something by now in Utah county?

Chefcurry

May 11, 11:18pm

I saw it last night, but am not seeing anything yet tonight.

bluebooks

May 11, 11:19pm

Does it look lighter to the north?

Adrielle

May 11, 11:20pm

It seems people in the cities starting seeing them after midnight last night.

777

May 11, 11:19pm

According to this, the highest probability of seeing it tonight will be at 3AM

the_byu_flash

May 11, 11:22pm

Just for clarification, UT stands for Universal Time, not Utah haha

the_byu_flash

May 11, 11:24pm

The problem is that the geothermal activity may be highest at that point, but it

cougarfan84

May 12, 12:43am

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