Active auroras are possible from December 12–14 as Earth moves through unsettled space weather. The NOAA and the U.K. Met Office expect lingering solar wind disturbances and a fast solar wind stream from a coronal hole to bring periods of geomagnetic activity, including the chance of minor G1 storms late December 12 into December 13. If conditions strengthen — especially with a southward-tilting Bz — auroras may be visible across high-latitude regions including Alaska, northern Canada, Iceland, and Scandinavia.