Greenland northern lights forecast for the night of November 6–7

The November 7, 2026 forecast reaches Kp 5.0, with listed Greenland city windows on November 6. Clouds can block the view, so check live local conditions.

By AuroraMe Space Weather Desk Published Nov 4, 2026, 20:55 CET/CEST Updated Nov 4, 2026, 21:17 CET/CEST
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For the November 7, 2026 forecast, the listed city windows fall on November 6; check the live city forecast because clouds can block the view.

Kp peak 5.0 Storm-level activity
Best window Nov 6, 22:00 GMT-2 Local time
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City forecast

City Forecast window
Ilulissat Nov 6, 22:00 GMT-2
Siorapaluk Nov 6, 22:00 GMT-2
Qaanaaq Nov 6, 22:00 GMT-2
Savissivik Nov 6, 22:00 GMT-2
NOAA northern hemisphere aurora forecast map
AuroraMe uses the Kp 5.0 forecast and local visibility factors to convert the dated outlook into city calls.

The November 7, 2026 forecast names Greenland cities because each has its own listed forecast window.

For the November 7, 2026 event, use the November 6, 22:00 GMT-2 window as a scheduling marker in Ilulissat, Siorapaluk, Qaanaaq, and Savissivik. This window identifies a geomagnetic slot, not a promise of darkness, clear sky, visibility, or a full viewing interval.

Before choosing a place, check the live city forecast for current odds and cloud conditions. Clouds can block the view, so keep the plan flexible and use the city-specific check before heading out.

What to do

  1. Use 22:00 local time on November 6 as a planning reference.
  2. Check the live forecast for the listed city you plan to visit.
  3. Keep the plan flexible because clouds can block the view.

Sources and live checks

This dated forecast is based on AuroraMe's 72-hour city forecast, the NOAA SWPC planetary Kp forecast, and local visibility factors; OVATION is used only for a current short-term live check.