Here you can find relevant links for Aurora forecast.
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MAGNETOMETER (Most important indicator for what happens right now)
Ivalo magnetometer – Real time situation, from Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) data through Tromso Geophysical Observatory:
The magnetometer graph shows the activity from last 24 hours, the time in UTC on the X-axis. Mind the Y-axis scale, usually if the scale there (in red) is at magnitude 1 or more (on any side, plus or minus), there is strong aurora activity at that time. This is especially true if it is the first high activity for the last 24 hours. Be ready to get out to see within minutes, otherwise you easily miss the best show as a typical strong Aurora show only lasts 10-15 minutes.
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PREDICTIONS
FMI Space Weather (Daily forecast)
FMI Auroras Now (Many Aurora related links)
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CURRENT WEATHER SITUATION
Also check the latest observations from Ivalo airport about the visibility and cloud cover (scroll down until it). The blue bars show how large portion of the sky is covered by clouds.
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ALL SKY CAMERAS
Sodankylä All Sky (140 km South from Ivalo)
Kevo All Sky (120 km North from Ivalo)
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CLOUD PREDICTIONS
Ivalo Weather and Cloud Forecast from Meteoblue, check especially for openings in the cloud cover:
STAR MAP
Ivalo Sky Map for 26th February at 21 in the evening (from Ursa Astronomical Association):
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APPS FOR PHONE
For Android based Astronomy App Taivo Planetarium recommends Mobile Observatory