28/02/2026
Here some shots of an early display on 24th of February - what a phenomenal night!! And one of my top 10 locations.
Season 2025/2026 was phenomenal, with plenty of clear skies.
As many people ask: is it true that when it is cold, the auroras are strong? Absolutely yes and no. Cold nights here indicate high pressure and no clouds—definitely the best setup to watch auroras. So cold is not directly related to Aurora Activity, but it just creates the right setup with clear skies, where Auroras are displayed on the levels between 100–500 km above the ground. As clouds are usually located at the level of 3,000 meters, cloudy nights mean very little chances to see the lights that are a few hundred kilometers above. Cold temperatures (more in the -15 Celsius region) indicate high pressure and clear skies!! The best setup for seeing Auroras!
So Arctic, in a way, is a very balanced place—you can see great aurora under starry nights, but do not expect it will be warm!!! :D :D
Since 20th of October, when the first snow came, it has been pretty much constantly below -10 Celsius on our tours!! with more than half of the tour being in the range of -11/-15 Celsius (!!!)
IT WAS A BLOODY COLD WINTER!!!
Cold toes as the price to see magnificent lights—at the end, maybe not that of a high sacrifice.
I always say to my customers, you should be happy you are here for only one night!! My toes have been frozen every single night since October :D :D :D
If you come to Tromso and look for Aurora Hunt experience I am here to host you!! I am a professional guide and photographer with many seasons of experience.
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Disclaimer - all my photos are taken by me and are copyrighted. No AI generator used.