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Yes, I know it’s still daylight, but if the storm keeps up then aurora may be seen after sunset.
The Kp index is currently 5, the solar wind speed is high and the magnetic field strength has been varying from as low as -15nT (good for Aurora) to 3nT (rubbish for aurora).
If the storm levels keep up Tasmania and Southern New Zealand have a very good chance of aurora, and Northern NZ and Southern Victoria have a chance as well.
Look to the South for unusual shifting glows after astronomical twilight, dark sky locations have the best chance of seeing anything.
2013-03-17 01:47:49
Source: http://astroblogger.blogspot.com/2013/03/geomagnetic-storm-on-now-17-march.html