6/18 Recap

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Most of the Space Weather impacting our planet was calm today. Solar Wind Speed finally got below 400 km/sec, Electron Saturation finally dropped into its Normal-Moderate pattern, everything else stayed at comfortable levels.
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NOAA’s expecting the incoming CH HSS to be mainly a non-event, because it’s small and thin. However, Solar Wind Speeds will probably cross the 400 km/sec mark again tomorrow. Electron Saturation should stay below its Alert Threshold for a couple days.
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All other markers are supposed to stay within comfortable limits.
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Solar Flare Conditions
C Class Solar Flares
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Geomagnetic Conditions
HP = 1.6 Average
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Solar Wind Conditions
Solar Wind Density <8.0/cm3 Solar Wind Speed ~440 km/sec 6/17 @ 7.00p CDT, Variable between 386-422 km/sec beginning 10.03p CDT, ~410 km/sec beginning 6/18 @ 4.47a CDT, ~370 km/sec beginning 12.12p CDT . Electron and Proton Saturation Conditions Electron Saturation ~1K pfu 6/17 8.50a CDT to 6/18 @ 6.40p CDT Proton Saturation Normalhttps://www.facebook.com/sunmoonasteroidsandus