Trondheim
Northern lights in Trondheim
Trondheim is at 61° magnetic latitude, near the auroral oval’s edge: on an ordinary night the aurora can show in the northern sky, and overhead when activity rises.
Right now · as of
NOAA’s model gives under 5% overhead in Trondheim right now, and no more than 8% within 500 km: little chance of seeing it.
It is dark until 06:42.
NOAA SWPC’s OVATION nowcast for . It ignores cloud and moonlight.
Trondheim and the auroral oval
- Trondheim is at 60.7° magnetic latitude (IGRF-14 at 2026.8). The aurora circles the magnetic poles, so this says more about how often it is seen here than the latitude on a map does.
- By a rough rule of thumb, the aurora reaches this far when the Kp index is 3 or more.
Good to know
- NOAA’s model ignores cloud and moonlight: a high chance under cloud means nothing to see.
- It looks about 30 minutes ahead, so it says nothing about later tonight.
- Dark here means the sun at least 12° below the horizon; in twilight only a bright aurora shows.
How the layers work, where their data comes from and what they can’t tell you: Aurora forecast, Live clouds, Day and night, live
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