Astrodex is a website that provides all of the information you need for stargazing, aurora viewing, and astrophotography. The data updates live every minute, and is based on your location. Astrodex has Moon data, space weather data, cloud data, and webcams.
This tab shows information about the Moon. It shows the Moon phase, illumination, and the Moonrise and Moonset time. It also shows when the next full and new Moons are, so you can plan ahead. This uses the time zone of the location that is searched.
This tab shows useful space weather data for tracking the aurora. It shows the Aurora Score, KP index, ACE EPAM Proton Flux, G Scale, Solar Wind Speed, Proton Density, Bz and Bt. It also graphs the data, so you can see the past data at a glimpse. You can choose between 30 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours and 24 hours. This uses UTC time.
This tab shows useful information about cloud cover and visibility. Simply enter your location, and the data will update. This tab has cloud cover, temperature, wind speed, humidity and visibility. It also has a 24 hour future forecast, so you can plan ahead. This uses the time zone of the location that is searched.
This tab has live webcams from different latitudes across North America. These can be used to gauge if conditions are favorable at your latitude. More webcams are frequently added, and ones from Europe and Asia will be added soon.
Live data updates once every minute to provide real time information. Space Weather data provided by NOAA SWPC. Moon data provided by the U.S. Naval Observatory. Weather data & location search provided by Open-Meteo.com. Live webcams provided by their respective owners, see links for more. Charts are generated in real time, in house. Astrodex was created by Zach, a Mechanical Engineering student who happens to love weather and astronomy. Follow my social media for updates.