9/2 recap

The past couple of days have been mainly uneventful, except for Electron Saturation hovering around its Alert Threshold 24 hours/day. Solar Flares have been in the B- to C-Class range, except for a single M Class Solar Flare today from an Incoming Sun Spot. Solar Wind Speed finally dropped consistently below 400 km/sec today, our HP Index has been in the green, and Proton Saturation’s staying at Normal levels.
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NOAA’s expecting all our Space Weather features to continue at their current levels for the next 3 days, except Electron Saturation, which is expected to drop below its Alert Threshold on 9/4. 😊
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Solar Flare Conditions
M3.0 Solar Flare 9/2 @ 3.15p CDT from Incoming Sun Spot 4524
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Geomagnetic Conditions
HP = 1.3 Average
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Solar Wind Conditions
Solar Wind Density <6.0/cm3 All Day Solar Wind Speed ~400 km/sec 9/1 @ 7.00p CDT, ~380 km/sec beginning 7.25p CDT, ~350 km/sec beginning 9/2 @ 8.18a CDT, 372 km/sec @ 12.26p CDT, ~340 km/sec beginning 1.01p CDT, ~380 km/sec beginning 3.54p CDT . Electron and Proton Saturation Conditions Electron Saturation ~1K pfu 8/31 @ 4.00a CDT to 9/2 @ 7.00p CDT Post Proton Saturation Normal Connie Howell