5/26 by Connie Howell

Today was fairly quiet – C Class Solar Flares, calm Geomagnetics, Electron and Proton Saturation below their Alert Thresholds.
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But the new CH HSS arrived last night, keeping Solar Wind Speeds and Solar Wind Density jostled, but Solar Wind Speed’s mainly hovered around the 400 km/sec range since last night’s post. Most Solar Wind forecasts indicate Solar Wind Speed will stay a little over 400 km/sec until at least 6/1.
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No Geomagnetic Storms are expected with this new CH HSS.
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While we had C Class Solar Flares today, NOAA’s raised our chances for M Class Solar Flares due to an exiting Sun Spot and an incoming Sun Spot.
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Solar Flare Conditions
C Class Solar Flares
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Geomagnetic Conditions
HP = 2.0 Average
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Solar Wind Conditions
Solar Wind Density Mainly <13.0/cm3, Peaked 18.65/cm3 5/26 @ 1.05p CDT Solar Wind Speed ~400 km/sec 5/25 @ 7.00p CDT, Variable between 365-419 km/sec beginning 9.52p CDT, ~390 km/sec beginning 5/26 @ 6.10a CDT, Variable between 375-451 km/sec beginning 1.46p CDT Solar Wind Speed ~400 km/sec Warning . Electron and Proton Saturation Conditions Electron Saturation Normal – Moderate Proton Saturation >Warning Threshold 5/25 @ 7.10p -11.40p CDT
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