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Cowichan Valley could see solar flare results tonight

Tom Ruminski
By Tom Ruminski

Tonight (Wed) will be the best night for us on Vancouver Island to see the results of a solar flare that happened on Monday.

Dr. Robyn Fiori, a research scientist at Natural Resource Canada’s Canadian Space Weather Forecast Centre says normally the resulting aurora borealis can’t be seen at our latitude….

Fiori says the best time to see the aurora will be tonight probably after 10 o’clock.

Tom Ruminski
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