Northern Germany
No increased model signal
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OVATION model value: 0 from 100 on 54° N, 10° E. No personal viewing probability.
No increased signal in this grid cell. This does not exclude the aurora on the horizon.
ORBIT · AURORA
Aurora forecast for Germany
What the aurora model shows for northern, central and southern Germany. Darkness, weather and clear view decide.
Model forecast for 29 Oct 2026, 18:25 UTC · Solar wind observation 29 Oct 2026, 17:04 UTC.
Central Germany
No increased model signal
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OVATION model value: 0 from 100 on 51° N, 10° E. No personal viewing probability.
No increased signal in this grid cell. This does not exclude the aurora on the horizon.
Southern Germany
No increased model signal
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OVATION model value: 0 from 100 on 48° N, 11° E. No personal viewing probability.
No increased signal in this grid cell. This does not exclude the aurora on the horizon.
The model value is not a personal visibility probability. The aurora can also appear on the northern horizon. Daylight, clouds and light pollution are not calculated here. Check the darkness and local weather forecast.
Before you go outside
- Check darkness. Observe only after dusk. Avoid streetlights and illuminated places.
- Check clouds and horizon. Use a local weather forecast and look for a clear view to the north. A model signal says nothing about clouds at your location.
- Manage expectations. Weak aurora often appears less colourful to the naked eye than in long-exposure photos. Good conditions do not guarantee a sighting.
The ISS weather view refers to calculated ISS viewing windows and is not a polar light observation forecast.
Also observe the ISS itself →NOAA SWPC · OVATION ↗ · Retrieved: 29 Oct 2026, 17:14 UTC · Older data status
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