Prince George · June 2027
Northern lights in Prince George in June 2027
Answer
June against the rest of the year
June cloud at Prince George averages 71% in NASA POWER's 2001 to 2020 record, close to its yearly mean of 71%. August is Prince George's clearest month at 63%. By civil night times clear sky, June scores 1.4 hours at Prince George, 12th of 12. Fort St. John, 286 km away, averages 67%, clearer by 4 points.
Civil night at Prince George starts June at 5 h 20 min and reaches 5 h by June 30, 0.3 hours shorter. No night keeps the 10 PM to 2 AM window fully dark at Prince George. The sun never reaches 18 degrees down, so Prince George gets no astronomical night in June.
June night by night
June opens toward a new moon on Jun 4, with full moon on Jun 18, in America/Vancouver dates. Prince George gets 68 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: Jun 1 (3 h 31 min), Jun 2 (3 h 30 min), Jun 3 (3 h 28 min).
- 1
9% lit
4.5 h
- 2
3% lit
4.9 h
- 3
1% lit
5.3 h
- 4
0% lit
5.2 h
- 5
3% lit
4.3 h
- 6
9% lit
3.7 h
- 7
17% lit
3.2 h
- 8
26% lit
2.9 h
- 9
37% lit
2.7 h
- 10
48% lit
2.5 h
- 11
59% lit
2.3 h
- 12
70% lit
2.1 h
- 13
79% lit
1.9 h
- 14
87% lit
1.6 h
- 15
93% lit
1.2 h
- 16
97% lit
0.7 h
- 17
99% lit
0.0 h
- 18
100% lit
0.0 h
- 19
98% lit
0.2 h
- 20
95% lit
0.6 h
- 21
91% lit
0.9 h
- 22
84% lit
1.1 h
- 23
77% lit
1.3 h
- 24
69% lit
1.5 h
- 25
59% lit
1.6 h
- 26
49% lit
1.8 h
- 27
39% lit
2.0 h
- 28
29% lit
2.2 h
- 29
20% lit
2.6 h
- 30
11% lit
3.1 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 Junes
Prince George needs Kp 4 for the average oval edge to sit overhead. 182 of the 900 June days from 1996 to 2025 (20%) reached it in the GFZ Potsdam record, one of the three quietest months for that level; storm days with Kp 5 or more made up 8%. Prince George sits at 59.1 degrees geomagnetic. By SWPC's rule the average oval edge is overhead at Kp 4, and aurora is usually visible on the northern horizon at G1 (Kp 5) or less.
June across Canada
Prince George ranks 19th in Canada for civil night on June 15, behind Greater Sudbury at 6.8 hours. Coming from May (6.3 hours at Prince George), June loses darkness, and the nights keep growing into July (5.6 hours on the 15th). The June solstice falls on June 21, 07:07 Prince George time.
| Town | Civil night | Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Greater Sudbury | 6.8 h | 60% |
| Trois-Rivières | 6.8 h | 63% |
| Sydney | 6.8 h | 70% |
| Québec | 6.7 h | 65% |
| St. John's | 6.6 h | 77% |
| Saguenay | 6.4 h | 67% |
| Thunder Bay | 6.4 h | 70% |
| Winnipeg | 6.1 h | 60% |
| Kelowna | 6.1 h | 67% |
| Lethbridge | 6.1 h | 60% |
| Regina | 5.9 h | 63% |
| Kamloops | 5.9 h | 68% |
| Prince George | 4.9 h | 71% |
Darkness and moon, every night
| Night | Civil | Astronomical | Moon-free dark | Moon-free, 10 PM to 2 AM | Moon lit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue Jun 1 | 5 h 20 min | 0 min | 4 h 29 min | 3 h 31 min | 9% |
| Wed Jun 2 | 5 h 17 min | 0 min | 4 h 52 min | 3 h 30 min | 3% |
| Thu Jun 3 | 5 h 15 min | 0 min | 5 h 15 min | 3 h 28 min | 1% |
| Fri Jun 4 | 5 h 12 min | 0 min | 5 h 12 min | 3 h 27 min | 0% |
| Sat Jun 5 | 5 h 10 min | 0 min | 4 h 20 min | 2 h 36 min | 3% |
| Sun Jun 6 | 5 h 8 min | 0 min | 3 h 40 min | 1 h 56 min | 9% |
| Mon Jun 7 | 5 h 6 min | 0 min | 3 h 13 min | 1 h 30 min | 17% |
| Tue Jun 8 | 5 h 4 min | 0 min | 2 h 54 min | 1 h 12 min | 26% |
| Wed Jun 9 | 5 h 2 min | 0 min | 2 h 40 min | 58 min | 37% |
| Thu Jun 10 | 5 h | 0 min | 2 h 28 min | 47 min | 48% |
| Fri Jun 11 | 4 h 59 min | 0 min | 2 h 17 min | 36 min | 59% |
| Sat Jun 12 | 4 h 57 min | 0 min | 2 h 5 min | 25 min | 70% |
| Sun Jun 13 | 4 h 56 min | 0 min | 1 h 52 min | 13 min | 79% |
| Mon Jun 14 | 4 h 55 min | 0 min | 1 h 36 min | 0 min | 87% |
| Tue Jun 15 | 4 h 54 min | 0 min | 1 h 14 min | 0 min | 93% |
| Wed Jun 16 | 4 h 53 min | 0 min | 43 min | 0 min | 97% |
| Thu Jun 17 | 4 h 53 min | 0 min | 0 min | 0 min | 99% |
| Fri Jun 18 | 4 h 52 min | 0 min | 0 min | 0 min | 100% |
| Sat Jun 19 | 4 h 52 min | 0 min | 13 min | 13 min | 98% |
| Sun Jun 20 | 4 h 52 min | 0 min | 38 min | 38 min | 95% |
| Mon Jun 21 | 4 h 52 min | 0 min | 56 min | 56 min | 91% |
| Tue Jun 22 | 4 h 52 min | 0 min | 1 h 9 min | 1 h 9 min | 84% |
| Wed Jun 23 | 4 h 53 min | 0 min | 1 h 20 min | 1 h 20 min | 77% |
| Thu Jun 24 | 4 h 53 min | 0 min | 1 h 29 min | 1 h 29 min | 69% |
| Fri Jun 25 | 4 h 54 min | 0 min | 1 h 38 min | 1 h 38 min | 59% |
| Sat Jun 26 | 4 h 55 min | 0 min | 1 h 48 min | 1 h 48 min | 49% |
| Sun Jun 27 | 4 h 56 min | 0 min | 2 h | 2 h | 39% |
| Mon Jun 28 | 4 h 57 min | 0 min | 2 h 14 min | 2 h 14 min | 29% |
| Tue Jun 29 | 4 h 58 min | 0 min | 2 h 34 min | 2 h 34 min | 20% |
| Wed Jun 30 | 5 h | 0 min | 3 h 5 min | 3 h 5 min | 11% |
Questions
- Can you see the northern lights in Prince George in June?
- On dark, clear nights with enough activity. 30 of 30 nights at Prince George have civil darkness, and 20% of past June days reached Kp 4.
- How dark is Prince George in June?
- Prince George averages 5.0 hours of civil night a night in June 2027, from 5 h 20 min on the 1st to 5 h on the last night.
- How cloudy is Prince George in June?
- NASA POWER's 2001 to 2020 climatology gives Prince George's 1 degree cell 71% mean cloud in June, against 71% for the whole year. It is an all-hours average, not a forecast.
- What is the best night in June 2027 for aurora in Prince George?
- By darkness and moon alone, Jun 1, with 3 h 31 min of moon-free darkness inside 10 PM to 2 AM at Prince George. Activity on that date will only be known hours ahead.
- Is June or July better in Prince George?
- By civil night times the clear share, June scores 1.4 hours at Prince George and July 2.0. July comes out ahead.
Sources and verification
- SunCalchttps://github.com/mourner/suncalc
- NASA POWER climatologyhttps://power.larc.nasa.gov/docs/services/api/temporal/climatology/
- GFZ Potsdam Kp indexhttps://kp.gfz.de/en/data
- NOAA SWPC, Tips on viewing the aurorahttps://www.spaceweather.gov/content/tips-viewing-aurora
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.