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Space Weather Alerts: Space Weather Phone Alerts You When Weather Events From Space Will Affect You

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northern-lights-photo-by-nick-russill.jpg Want to know current space weather updates?

Check out the Space Weather Phone — the phone service that tells you when weather from the exosphere, outer space, the stars, and beyond may affect you!

Space Weather Phone costs between $4.95 and $6.95 per month — depending on the service you choose.

You can get updates on:

  • Aurora-Borealis Lights (also called the Northern Lights)
  • Meteor showers
  • International Space Station (ISS) flyovers
  • Solar Flares
  • Forecasts on other fascinating space weather phenomena
  • And many other sky events

How Space Weather Phone Works

Let’s say you live in a part of the country where the Northern Lights can be seen.

Whenever the Northern Lights will be visible in your area, your phone will ring, give you the update on what is happening. That way, you get a heads up so you know when to go outdoors, look up, and enjoy Mother Nature’s light show!

The Space Weather Phone service works in many ways like a weather radio and is a really great gift idea for anybody — especially those who enjoy astronomy, weather, or simply enjoying nature at its finest!

Get Space Weather Alerts From The Space Weather Prediction Center

space-weather-alerts-photo-by-nasa-goddard-photo-and-video.jpg Solar flares, meteor showers, and sun spots are all space weather events that affect us here on Earth.

Space weather plays a very important role in our everyday lives, and thanks to the Space Weather Prediction Center at the National Weather Service, space weather alerts are made whenever a serious or special weather event beyond the atmosphere is about to happen.

The National Weather Service is responsible for observing and predicting weather patterns closer to Earth, too!

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I'm a weather geek from Florida who's been studying meteorology and watching weather patterns for years! I enjoy sharing little-known facts and fun stuff about the weather. I especially like sharing interesting details about weather events and conditions that can affect you… and how to prepare for Mother Nature's ever-changing weather patterns.

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JoshuaI'm a weather geek from Florida who's been studying meteorology and watching weather patterns for years! I enjoy sharing little-known facts and fun stuff about the weather. I especially like sharing interesting details about weather events and conditions that can affect you... and how to prepare for Mother Nature's ever-changing weather patterns.

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Weatherman TimI'm a TV weatherman in south Texas. I get blamed for the bad weather, but I also get credit for the beautiful days. I absolutely love my job!

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LynnetteAs a homeowner, I primarily write about weather safety tips that everyone should know in order to protect their home and family during major weather events. I especially like to share seasonal "outside the box" ideas that most wouldn't think of in the Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall. The weather events I've personally experienced include: Hurricanes (while living in Florida), Tornadoes (while living in Indiana, Texas, and Tennessee), Earthquakes (while visiting California), Blizzards (while living in New York and Indiana), and Flooding (while living in Tennessee).

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