How to catch the aurora?

The Kola Peninsula has a suspiciously strange effect on me. No other region does not attracts me as much as the Murmansk region.

- Time on the road in the polar region and the time waiting for clear weather and solar activitythis is probably the major factor.

- Cloudless weather and solar activity are other factors.

- Polar (in this case Northern) lights are best observed in high latitudes 67-70 °

- The aurora can only be seen in the dark.

     Of the entire Murmansk Oblast, I am most interested in the polar region of the Kola Peninsula between 67 ° and 70 ° north latitude. Here one may view the Aurora Borealis. The best time to view the borealis is at midnight during the winter months, which provide longer periods of darkness. The major factors that contribute to one's chance of seeing the auroras are solar activity, which peaks every eleven years, clear weather conditions, and one's patience.   

How to catch the Aurora?

The Kola Peninsula has a suspiciously strange effect on me. No other region attracts me as much as the Murmansk region.

- The major factor is probably the time on the road in the polar region and the time waiting for clear weather and solar activity.

- Cloudless weather and solar activity  This is not a complete sentence and I do not know what you are trying to say.

- The Northern lights are best observed in high latitudes (above 67-70 °). 

- The Aurora can only be seen in the dark.

How to catch the aurora

The Kola Peninsula has on me suspiciously strange effect . No other region does not attract me as much as the Murmansk region.

- Time on the road in the polar region and the time waiting for clear weather and solar activity,this is probably the major factor.

- Cloudless weather and solar activity

- Best observed polar (in this case Northern) lights in high latitudes 67-70 °

- Aurora can be seen only in the dark .