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MIDDLE LATITUDE AURORAL ACTIVITY WARNING
Potential magnitude of middle latitude auroral activity:  MODERATE TO HIGH
Overall opportunity for observations from middle latitudes:  FAIR TO GOOD
Expected lunar interference:  HIGH

Auroral activity has intensified following the arrival of a moderately strong coronal mass ejection. Activity is being observed into the northern United States. There is a chance for periods of moderately strong mid-latitude auroral activity during the next 72 hours. Tonight will be a fair chance to spot activity, although the full moon will significantly dampen the display. On the 8th and 9th, additional activity may be observed if effects from recent major solar flaring are observed. Larger auroral storms will be possible throughout the next 7 to 10 days as the active sunspot complex rotates into a more favorable position for producing Earth-bound impacts.

Note: This watch will remain valid through 23:00 UTC on March 9.

Source:
Solar Terrestrial Dispatch
POLARLICHT Watch issued at 07:00 UTC on March 7, 2012
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