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Lodeynoye Pole · July 2027

Northern lights in Lodeynoye Pole in July 2027

Answer

July gives Lodeynoye Pole 2.5 hours of civil night on the 15th, the 11th darkest of its 12 months, under 71% mean cloud. 9% of July days since 1996 reached Kp 5, enough for the oval edge to reach Lodeynoye Pole.
2.4 h
civil night, average night
SunCalc for 60.73, 33.56; NASA POWER; GFZ Kp

July against the rest of the year

July cloud at Lodeynoye Pole averages 71% in NASA POWER's 2001 to 2020 record, 5 points clearer than its yearly mean. May is Lodeynoye Pole's clearest month at 70%. By civil night times clear sky, July scores 0.7 hours at Lodeynoye Pole, 11th of 12. Petrozavodsk, 125 km away, averages 70%, clearer by 1 points.

Civil night at Lodeynoye Pole starts July at 0 min and reaches 4 h 33 min by July 31 as the nights lengthen by 4.5 hours. 4 Lodeynoye Pole nights this month have no civil darkness at all. No night keeps the 10 PM to 2 AM window fully dark at Lodeynoye Pole. The sun never reaches 18 degrees down, so Lodeynoye Pole gets no astronomical night in July.

July night by night

July opens toward a new moon on Jul 4, with full moon on Jul 18, in Europe/Moscow dates. Lodeynoye Pole gets 23 hours of civil night with the moon below the horizon across the month. The best of them for moon-free darkness inside 10 PM to 2 AM: Jul 31 (3 h 23 min), Jul 14 (2 h 17 min), Jul 13 (2 h 9 min).

  1. 1

    7% lit

    no night

  2. 2

    2% lit

    no night

  3. 3

    0% lit

    no night

  4. 4

    1% lit

    no night

  5. 5

    5% lit

    0.5 h

  6. 6

    11% lit

    0.8 h

  7. 7

    20% lit

    1.1 h

  8. 8

    30% lit

    1.3 h

  9. 9

    40% lit

    1.5 h

  10. 10

    51% lit

    1.7 h

  11. 11

    62% lit

    1.8 h

  12. 12

    71% lit

    2.0 h

  13. 13

    80% lit

    2.1 h

  14. 14

    87% lit

    2.3 h

  15. 15

    93% lit

    2.0 h

  16. 16

    97% lit

    1.0 h

  17. 17

    99% lit

    0.0 h

  18. 18

    100% lit

    0.0 h

  19. 19

    99% lit

    0.0 h

  20. 20

    96% lit

    0.0 h

  21. 21

    91% lit

    0.0 h

  22. 22

    85% lit

    0.0 h

  23. 23

    77% lit

    0.0 h

  24. 24

    68% lit

    0.0 h

  25. 25

    59% lit

    0.0 h

  26. 26

    48% lit

    0.0 h

  27. 27

    38% lit

    0.0 h

  28. 28

    27% lit

    0.0 h

  29. 29

    18% lit

    0.3 h

  30. 30

    10% lit

    1.6 h

  31. 31

    4% lit

    3.4 h

Each cell is the night that starts on that date. Hours are civil-dark time with the moon below the horizon; the green rule scales with them. Green outline: new moon. Bone outline: full moon.

Activity in past Julys

Lodeynoye Pole needs Kp 5 for the average oval edge to sit overhead. 81 of the 930 July days from 1996 to 2025 (9%) reached it in the GFZ Potsdam record, 8th of 12 months; storm days with Kp 5 or more made up 9%. Lodeynoye Pole sits at 57.0 degrees geomagnetic. By SWPC's rule the average oval edge is overhead at Kp 5, and aurora is usually visible on the northern horizon at G1 (Kp 5) or less.

July across Russia

Lodeynoye Pole ranks 4th in Russia for civil night on July 15, behind Velikiy Novgorod at 3.9 hours. Coming from June (0.0 hours at Lodeynoye Pole), July adds darkness, and the nights keep growing into August (6.3 hours on the 15th).

Civil night on July 15 and July cloud, month-page towns in Russia
TownCivil nightCloud
Velikiy Novgorod3.9 h63%
Kolpino3.2 h65%
Saint Petersburg3.1 h65%
Lodeynoye Pole2.5 h71%
Syktyvkar1.4 h63%
Petrozavodsk1.2 h70%
Arkhangel'sk0.0 h65%
Murmansk0.0 h75%
Severodvinsk0.0 h66%
Norilsk0.0 h69%
Noyabrsk0.0 h66%
Ukhta0.0 h65%

Darkness and moon, every night

Lodeynoye Pole, July 2027: each night from local noon to the next noon
NightCivilAstronomicalMoon-free darkMoon-free, 10 PM to 2 AMMoon lit
Thu Jul 10 min0 min0 min0 min7%
Fri Jul 20 min0 min0 min0 min2%
Sat Jul 30 min0 min0 min0 min0%
Sun Jul 40 min0 min0 min0 min1%
Mon Jul 529 min0 min29 min29 min5%
Tue Jul 650 min0 min50 min50 min11%
Wed Jul 71 h 5 min0 min1 h 5 min1 h 5 min20%
Thu Jul 81 h 18 min0 min1 h 18 min1 h 18 min30%
Fri Jul 91 h 29 min0 min1 h 29 min1 h 29 min40%
Sat Jul 101 h 40 min0 min1 h 40 min1 h 40 min51%
Sun Jul 111 h 50 min0 min1 h 50 min1 h 50 min62%
Mon Jul 122 h0 min2 h2 h71%
Tue Jul 132 h 9 min0 min2 h 9 min2 h 9 min80%
Wed Jul 142 h 18 min0 min2 h 18 min2 h 17 min87%
Thu Jul 152 h 27 min0 min2 h 3 min1 h 57 min93%
Fri Jul 162 h 36 min0 min58 min48 min97%
Sat Jul 172 h 45 min0 min0 min0 min99%
Sun Jul 182 h 53 min0 min0 min0 min100%
Mon Jul 193 h 1 min0 min0 min0 min99%
Tue Jul 203 h 9 min0 min0 min0 min96%
Wed Jul 213 h 17 min0 min0 min0 min91%
Thu Jul 223 h 25 min0 min0 min0 min85%
Fri Jul 233 h 33 min0 min0 min0 min77%
Sat Jul 243 h 41 min0 min0 min0 min68%
Sun Jul 253 h 48 min0 min0 min0 min59%
Mon Jul 263 h 56 min0 min0 min0 min48%
Tue Jul 274 h 4 min0 min0 min0 min38%
Wed Jul 284 h 11 min0 min0 min0 min27%
Thu Jul 294 h 18 min0 min20 min20 min18%
Fri Jul 304 h 26 min0 min1 h 34 min1 h 34 min10%
Sat Jul 314 h 33 min0 min3 h 23 min3 h 23 min4%
Moon lit: SunCalc illuminated fraction at the middle of the 10 PM to 2 AM window.

Questions

Can you see the northern lights in Lodeynoye Pole in July?
On dark, clear nights with enough activity. 27 of 31 nights at Lodeynoye Pole have civil darkness, and 9% of past July days reached Kp 5.
How dark is Lodeynoye Pole in July?
Lodeynoye Pole averages 2.4 hours of civil night a night in July 2027, from 0 min on the 1st to 4 h 33 min on the last night.
How cloudy is Lodeynoye Pole in July?
NASA POWER's 2001 to 2020 climatology gives Lodeynoye Pole's 1 degree cell 71% mean cloud in July, against 76% for the whole year. It is an all-hours average, not a forecast.
What is the best night in July 2027 for aurora in Lodeynoye Pole?
By darkness and moon alone, Jul 31, with 3 h 23 min of moon-free darkness inside 10 PM to 2 AM at Lodeynoye Pole. Activity on that date will only be known hours ahead.
Is July or August better in Lodeynoye Pole?
By civil night times the clear share, July scores 0.7 hours at Lodeynoye Pole and August 1.9. August comes out ahead.

Sources and verification

Quoted figures last checked against their sources on 2026-09-30; next review 2026-12-31. Computed figures come from SunCalc and the IGRF-14 dipole as described in the methodology. Every quote is listed in the sources ledger.