The point we were making in late-2016 is that while violent Coronal Mass Ejections would be less common, the solar winds emanating from Coronal Holes on the Sun’s surface would mean that the Aurora would continue to dance in a geographically narrower band somewhere around 66 to 69°North.
And so it has proved but don’t take our word for it; while some folk were rather unhelpfully suggesting that the Northern Lights would disappear forever, our clients have been making the most of what has been a spectacularly successful season all across Northern Scandinavia.
Being the wonderful people they are, they have also sent us photographic evidence that the Aurora is very much alive and kicking…….but only if you know where to look!
Here are a few of our favourites, we’re sure you’ll enjoy them!
Nellim by Claire Howarth taken November 2016
Harriniva by John Harrison taken December 2016
Muotka by Jodee Dowling taken February 2017
Menesjärvi by Duncan Milne taken February 2017
Abisko by Jordi and Elsa Esquinas Gimenez taken February 2017
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