I wonder if we are, though -
The "auroral oval" on the web-site has a big gap in it over on our side of the hemisphere. New England to southern Greenland is effectively 0 on that particular product. Besides, the Kp index is really what we should be going by...and we usually need a minimum of 6 to start seeing it via longer exposure recording devices.
Presently it is only 5 ... So, gaps and fives ...meh. That may and probably will change as the full onslaught of the CME continues to impinge upon the planetary system ..yadda yadda, but for now, we aren't missing much if daylight is the only limitation. It's centered on the other side and is of lower storm strength at this time. We'll see how things cook heading toward evening...
