What happened in the original forecast window
NOAA’s planetary K index was observed at 4.0 during 00:00–03:00 UTC on October 11, below this article’s original Kp 5.67 forecast for that exact interval. This is a global geomagnetic reading, not a report of visibility in any city.
City forecast
| Country | City | Forecast window |
|---|---|---|
| Faroe Islands (Kingdom of Denmark) | Klaksvík | Oct 11, 01:00–04:00 WEST (Kp 5.67) |
| Faroe Islands (Kingdom of Denmark) | Vágar | Oct 11, 01:00–04:00 WEST (Kp 5.67) |
| Faroe Islands (Kingdom of Denmark) | Runavík | Oct 11, 01:00–04:00 WEST (Kp 5.67) |
| Mainland Denmark | Horsens | Oct 11, 02:00–05:00 CEST (Kp 5.67) |
The Faroe Islands and mainland Denmark have different local forecast windows.
This article’s local windows and Kp 5.67 figure are the original forecast for its specified three-hour interval.
NOAA later observed a lower planetary K index in that same interval. This global measurement does not report city visibility.
What to do
- Use the local window for the Faroe Islands or Horsens, not the UTC time alone.
- Check cloud and darkness before departure.
- Open the live city forecast again shortly before the window.
Sources and live checks
Original article figures use NOAA SWPC’s Planetary K-index forecast JSON retrieved October 10 at 19:03 UTC. NOAA’s forecast feed checked October 11 at 19:18 UTC records observed Kp 4.0 for 00:00–03:00 UTC on October 11, below the original Kp 5.67 forecast for that exact interval; this is not a city visibility report.