NOAA forecasts Kp 5.33 at 03:00–06:00 GMT on September 24, a G1 geomagnetic-storm level. Iceland city visibility can differ with clouds and darkness, so check the live forecast for your location before heading out.
City forecast — 2026-09-24
| Country | City | Forecast window | Visibility call | Cloud risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iceland | Akureyri | Sep 24, 03:00–06:00 GMT | Watch | Check live cloud layer |
| Iceland | Húsavík | Sep 24, 03:00–06:00 GMT | Watch | Check live cloud layer |
| Iceland | Egilsstaðir | Sep 24, 03:00–06:00 GMT | Watch | Check live cloud layer |
| Iceland | Hafnarfjörður | Sep 24, 03:00–06:00 GMT | Watch | Check live cloud layer |
| Iceland | Garðabær | Sep 24, 03:00–06:00 GMT | Watch | Check live cloud layer |
| Iceland | Kópavogur | Sep 24, 03:00–06:00 GMT | Watch | Check live cloud layer |
Countries and cities in the aurora zone
Iceland
- Forecast window
- 2026-09-24, around Sep 24, 03:00 GMT
- Move
- Check the live forecast for your Iceland city before choosing where to watch. Choose a viewing spot away from bright lights only if skies are clear.
The listed cities share NOAA’s September 24 UTC geomagnetic forecast.
NOAA’s 3-day forecast, issued September 22 at 00:30 UTC, places its Kp 5.33 peak at 03:00–06:00 UTC on September 24. Iceland uses GMT, so the local window is also 03:00–06:00.
Cloud cover and local darkness determine whether that geomagnetic forecast becomes a visible display. Check the live forecast for the Iceland city where you plan to observe before travelling.
What to do — 2026-09-24
Check your live city forecast for current odds and cloud conditions.
Choose a viewing spot away from bright lights for September 24 at 03:00 GMT.
Save your city in AuroraMe and enable the aurora alert.
Sources and live checks
NOAA SWPC’s 3-day forecast was issued September 22 at 00:30 UTC; this brief also uses AuroraMe’s 72-hour city forecast, OVATION and local visibility factors.