Northern Lights in Greenland

Greenland sits close to where the aurora is most common, so you don't need a strong storm: on a dark, clear night it often shows, sometimes right overhead. The nights are dark enough from late August to April. Clear skies are what count. Kangerlussuaq, inland at the head of a long fjord, has the most settled, clearest winter weather, though it gets very cold. Ilulissat, further north, sees it often too, frequently in the southern sky. Nuuk and Tasiilaq, on the coast, get more cloud and storms.