Weather | Even in southern Finland, you can see the northern lights early in the night if the cloud cover breaks

Finland there is a great chance of seeing the northern lights in the sky late at night in many places, if only the weather is clear enough. Department of Meteorology by magnetic activity is at the level of Sunday's late night, where it is possible to see the northern lights all over Finland, up to the southern parts of the country.

However, the light phenomenon is hindered by the cloud cover that reduces visibility in many places, says the meteorologist on duty Jari Tuovinen.

According to him, the capital region and the southern coast are largely covered by a cloud of fog. Cloud cover lasts from southern Finland to the central parts of the country and in some places to Lapland.

According to him, the best opportunities for the northern lights are in Finland proper in Turku and South Karelia in the regions of Lappeenranta and in the archipelago of Southwest Finland. He was the first to tell about it Evening News.

The northern lights are from the Finnish Meteorological Institute by A light phenomenon created in the Earth's upper atmosphere, which originates from particles from the Sun. If there is a strong eruption from the Sun, it can lead to northern lights in the southern parts of Finland as well. They are most common in Northern Lapland.