1. Powerful Solar Flare - latest Aurora forecast: https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/aurora-viewline-tonight-and-tomorrow-night-experimental

2. 30-min Aurora forecast: https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/aurora-30-minute-forecast

3. More Space Weather info: https://www.spaceweather.com/

4. OUR WEATHER: Some light showers on Friday until sunset, then it looks dry Saturday through the end of next week. High temps will vary at 65-75, lows fluctuate at 33-42. Normal High/Low 70/42. As you know, it's abnormal for this time of year to have these extended dry stretches. Normal rainfall for all of October is 3.67". Still plenty of time to achieve this, but odds do favor abnormally dry conditions continuing through sometime between Oct 10-15. I know I keep saying this, but signals have been pretty consistent for the past 3-4 days that a changeover to wet may occur Oct 10-15, so keep your rain dances going.

5. La Nina is expected to peak at "weak" or "moderate" strength during the Nov/Dec/Jan period before it starts to weaken and fade late Winter / early Spring. What this means for us is that it's 50/50 whether we get below normal or above normal precipitation for the months of Nov/Dec/Jan/Feb with slightly higher odds for above normal precip Mar/Apr. Odds may get a little more clearer around November. Also keep in mind that, because of La Nina, late Fall and Winter may go back and forth with periods of good rainfall followed by extended dry spells (only a possibility, not 100%).