Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
Will I See? Sky-event odds grounded in weather records
A free site estimates whether you can see the northern lights, solar eclipses, and meteor showers from specific places.
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- Sky-watchers planning when and where to look
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- The site says 66 airports’ weather reports refine eclipse cloud data, with 37 more used for meteor-shower odds.
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The homepage lists upcoming events with location-specific estimates, including projected meteor rates, and links to separate forecast and calculator sections. Its methodology notes cite 11 years of hourly cloud and aurora records, plus airport weather reports used to correct satellite cloud data. The site says those reports come from 66 airports for eclipse estimates and 37 more for meteor showers; it also discloses that hotel and tour links can earn commissions.
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