Norway
Where to see the aurora in Norway
Go look up.
Kp is 0.3. Tromsø needs Kp 1+ for the oval overhead — right now it’s low on the northern horizon.
Tonight's peak is forecast around Kp 5.0 (Minor storm). The forecast still depends on darkness, cloud and the moon at your exact spot.
TromsøLive northern lights forecasts for 44 places across Norway, ordered by how little geomagnetic activity they need — from Tromsø (Kp 1+) to Kristiansand (Kp 6+). Pick a city for tonight's live odds, or get an instant answer for your exact location.
northern lights forecasts in Norway
Showing 44
The Kp figure beside each city is the geomagnetic activity its latitude needs before the aurora climbs into view — lower is better. But a strong Kp is never the whole story: you also need a dark sky, clear weather and little moonlight. Our live forecast folds all four together for any spot, and the where-to-see guide explains how far the oval reaches.
Plan the trip
Tours, stays and wheels
Some links below are paid affiliate links. If you book a tour, reserve a stay or buy gear through them, we may earn a commission — it never costs you anything extra and helps keep the forecast free.
- Booking.com
Aurora cabins & lodges
Cabins, lodges and aurora-view stays near Norway — settle in and watch the lights.
Find stays - Discover Cars
Rent a car to chase clear skies
Self-drive to dark-sky spots away from town glow. Compare every local supplier.
Compare cars - SafetyWing
Cover the trip
Travel medical cover for a trip to Norway — remote, cold and weather-dependent — from a few dollars a day.
Get covered